Improved RSA lossy trapdoor function and applications

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Abstract

Kakvi and Kiltz (EUROCRYPT'12) proposed the first tight security reduction for RSA full domain hash signature scheme (RSA-FDH) with public exponent e < N1/4 in the random oracle (RO) model, and they left an open problem which called for a tightly secure RSA-FDH for N1/4 < e < N. In this paper, we consider the improved RSA (iRSA) trapdoor functions, introduced by Cao (Science in China'01), are functions that the security can be strictly proved to be equivalent to the factoring. We show that iRSA-FDH has a tight security reduction for e < N. Technically we construct iRSA lossy trapdoor functions, and then we apply the lossiness of the iRSA trapdoor functions to obtain tight security reductions for iRSA-FDH in the RO model. Finally, we propose a tightly secure blind signature scheme based on our iRSA lossy trapdoor functions in the RO model.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)229-241
Number of pages13
JournalInternational Journal of Information and Computer Security
Volume14
Issue number3-4
StatePublished - 2021

Keywords

  • Blind signatures
  • FDH
  • Full domain hash
  • LTDF
  • Lossy trapdoor function
  • RSA
  • Tight reduction

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