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Electronic funds transfer protocol using domain-verifiable signcryption scheme

Seo et al., 1999

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613037637730880238
Author
Seo M
Kim K
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Publication venue
International Conference on Information Security and Cryptology

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In this paper, we propose Domain-verifiable signcryption scheme, which is applied to the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) protocol, that only predetermined n participants within the domain of protocol participants can decrypt their own part of message and verify whole …
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