CN113708927A - Universal designated verifier signature certification system based on SM2 digital signature - Google Patents

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CN113708927A
CN113708927A CN202110981648.1A CN202110981648A CN113708927A CN 113708927 A CN113708927 A CN 113708927A CN 202110981648 A CN202110981648 A CN 202110981648A CN 113708927 A CN113708927 A CN 113708927A
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The invention relates to a signature certification system of a widely specified verifier based on SM2 digital signature, which comprises four units of an administrator, a signer, a signature owner and a specified verifier; the system administrator is used for calling an initialized Setup algorithm to determine system parameters and sharing the system parameters to other units; the signer is used for calling the KGen algorithm to generate a public key and a private key and calling the Sign algorithm to calculate the signature of the message by using the private key; the signature owner for obtaining the message from the signer
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And signatures
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Firstly calling a verification algorithm Verf verification message
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And signatures
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The validity of the signature is obtained by calling the conversion algorithm Tran
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And converting the key
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(ii) a And the designated verifier is used for executing the IVerf protocol. The invention can satisfy two types of security of self-adaptive selection attack non-forgery-inhibited (UF-CMA) and anti-spoofing attack (R-IM), and effectively improves the calculation efficiency of UDVSP.

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Universal designated verifier signature certification system based on SM2 digital signature
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of information security, and particularly relates to a ubiquitous verifier signature proving system based on SM2 digital signatures.
Background
UDVSP is widely used for privacy protection in the areas of medical data, electronic voting, anonymous certificates, electronic revenue aggregation, etc. taking the medical field as an example, suppose that the Signature owner (patient Alice) obtains a new electronic medical record from the signer (doctor D1). Alice can let the intended Verifier (doctor D2) trust the contents of the electronic medical record without providing an electronic medical record Signature, and doctor D2 cannot let others trust the contents of the electronic medical record. The domestic autonomy degree of the schemes is low, the efficiency is not high, and the schemes are difficult to apply and popularize in domestic information systems.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of this, the present invention aims to provide a broadly specified verifier signature certification system based on SM2 digital signatures, which solves the problem that the existing UDVSP schemes based on BLS signatures and BBS signatures both involve global hash function calculation of bilinear pairwise operations, which is time-consuming and results in low efficiency of these schemes.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a universal designated verifier signature certification system based on SM2 digital signature comprises four units of an administrator, a signer, a signature owner and a designated verifier;
the system administrator is used for calling an initialized Setup algorithm to determine system parameters and sharing the system parameters to other units;
the signer is used for calling the KGen algorithm to generate a public key and a private key and utilizing the private key to call the Sign algorithm to calculate the signature of the message
The signature owner is used for obtaining the message m and the signature sigma from the signer, calling a verification algorithm Verf to verify the validity of the message m and the signature sigma, and calling a conversion algorithm Tran to obtain a conversion signature
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And a conversion key tk;
and the designated verifier is used for executing the IVerf protocol.
Further, the initializing Setup algorithm specifically includes: inputting a safety parameter lambda by an algorithm, randomly selecting a large prime number q, and determining a nonsingular elliptic curve E: y2＝x3+ ax + b (mod q), wherein,
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all points E contain infinity points) to select a prime n-th order cyclic group
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And a generator
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Selecting secure hash functions
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Algorithm output system parameters
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Further, the KGen algorithm specifically includes: inputting system parameter pp by algorithm, and randomly selecting
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And calculating P (dG), and outputting a private key sk (d) and a public key pk (P) of the user by the algorithm.
Further, the Sign algorithm specifically includes: the algorithm inputs a system parameter pp, a user private key sk ═ d and a message m. Random selection
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Calculating K ═ kP ═ (x)K，yK)、
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And r ═ e + xK) (mod n); if r is 0 or r + k is n, k is selected again for calculation, otherwise s is (1+ d)-1(k-rd) (mod n). If s ≠ 0, the output message m and the signature σ are (r, s).
Further, the Verify algorithm specifically includes: inputting system parameter pp, user public key pk ═ P, message m and signature σ to be verified ═ r, s, if
Figure BDA0003229346840000034
0 is output, otherwise t ═ r + s (mod n) is calculated. If t is 0, then 0 is output, otherwise the calculation is performed
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K′＝sG+tP＝(x′K，y′K) And r ' (e ' + x) 'K) (mod n); if r ═ r, then output 1 indicates that the signature is valid, otherwise output 0 indicates invalid.
Further, the Tran algorithm specifically includes: inputting system parameters pp, public key pk ═ P, message m and signature σ ═ r, s by algorithm, and randomly selecting
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And calculate
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Outputting a transition signature
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And the conversion key tk ═ (a, b).
Further, the IVerf protocol, specifically, the signature owner P and the designated verifier V perform the following interaction:
1) p first calculates K ═ sG + (r + s) P, then randomly selects
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Calculating D ═ R + α G + α P + β P; finally, P sends D to V;
2) v random selection
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And returns c to P;
3) p calculation of ZK＝R-cK，za＝α-c·a(mod n)，zbβ -c.b (mod n), and (Z)K，za，zb) Sending the data to V;
4) v calculation
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If D' ═ D, output 1 indicates acceptance, otherwise output 0.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
the invention not only can satisfy two types of security of self-adaptive selection attack non-forgery-inhibited (UF-CMA) and anti-spoofing attack (R-IM), but also avoids high-time-consuming bilinear pairing operation and global hash function calculation, effectively improves the security, reduces the operation time and improves the efficiency.
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The invention is further explained below with reference to the drawings and the embodiments.
Referring to fig. 1, the present invention provides a signature certification system for a universally specified verifier based on SM2 digital signature, which includes four units, namely an administrator, a signer, a signature owner, and a specified verifier;
the system administrator is used for calling an initialized Setup algorithm to determine system parameters and sharing the system parameters to other units;
the signer is used for calling the KGen algorithm to generate a public key and a private key and utilizing the private key to call the Sign algorithm to calculate the signature of the message
The signature owner is used for obtaining the message m and the signature sigma from the signer, calling a verification algorithm Verf to verify the validity of the message m and the signature sigma, and calling a conversion algorithm Tran to obtain a conversion signature
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And a conversion key tk;
and the designated verifier is used for executing the IVerf protocol.
The invention is designed based on SM2 digital signature, so the same system parameters are used as SM2, and the specific parameter notation is defined as follows:
q: a large prime number;
Fq: a finite field containing q elements;
a，b：Fqthe elements in (1), which define FqAn elliptic curve E above;
E(Fq)：Fqa set of all rational points of the upper elliptic curve E (including the infinity point O);
#E(Fq)：E(Fq) The number of points, called elliptic curve E (F)q) The order of (1);
o: a special point on the elliptic curve, called the infinity point or the zero point;
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a cyclic group including all points of the elliptic curve E and an infinite point;
g: group of
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A generator of (2);
n: order of generator G (n is # E (F)q) Prime factor of (2)
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A secure cryptographic hash function;
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a set of elements of the set {1, 2.. multidata, n } that are co-prime with the element n;
in the embodiment, the Setup algorithm is initialized, specifically: inputting a safety parameter lambda by the algorithm, randomly selecting a large prime number q, and determining a nonsingular elliptic curve E: y is2＝x3+ ax + b (mod q), wherein,
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all points E contain infinity points) to select a prime n-th order cyclic group
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And a generator
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Selecting secure hash functions
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Algorithm output system parameters
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In the embodiment, the KGen algorithm specifically includes: inputting system parameter pp by algorithm, and randomly selecting
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And calculating P (dG), and outputting a private key sk (d) and a public key pk (P) of the user by the algorithm.
In the embodiment, the Sign algorithm specifically includes: the algorithm inputs a system parameter pp, a user private key sk ═ d and a message m. Random selection
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Calculating K ═ kP ═ (x)K，yK)、
Figure BDA0003229346840000069
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And r ═ e + xK) (mod n); if r is 0 or r + k is n, k is selected again for calculation, otherwise s is (1+ d)-1(k-rd) (mod n). If s ≠ 0, the output message m and the signature σ are (r, s).
In the embodiment, the Verify algorithm specifically includes: inputting system parameter pp, user public key pk ═ P, message m and signature σ to be verified ═ r, s, if
Figure BDA00032293468400000611
Then 0 is output, otherwise t is calculatedR + s (mod n). If t is 0, then 0 is output, otherwise the calculation is performed
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K′＝sG+tP＝(x′K，y′K) And r ' (e ' + x) 'K) (mod n); if r ═ r, then output 1 indicates that the signature is valid, otherwise output 0 indicates invalid.
In the embodiment, the Tran algorithm specifically includes: inputting system parameters pp, public key pk ═ P, message m and signature σ ═ r, s by algorithm, and randomly selecting
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And calculate
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Outputting a transition signature
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And the conversion key tk ═ (a, b).
In an embodiment, the IVerf protocol, specifically, the signature owner P performs the following interactions with the intended verifier V:
1) p first calculates K ═ sG + (r + s) P, then randomly selects
Figure BDA0003229346840000076
Calculating D ═ R + α G + α P + β P; finally, P sends D to V;
2) v random selection
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And returns c to P;
3) p calculation of ZK＝R-cK，za＝α-c·a(mod n)，zbβ -c.b (mod n), and (Z)K，za，zb) Sending the data to V;
4) v calculation
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If D' ═ D, output 1 indicates acceptance, otherwise output 0.
As will be appreciated by one skilled in the art, embodiments of the present application may be provided as a method, system, or computer program product. Accordingly, the present application may take the form of an entirely hardware embodiment, an entirely software embodiment or an embodiment combining software and hardware aspects. Furthermore, the present application may take the form of a computer program product embodied on one or more computer-usable storage media (including, but not limited to, disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, and the like) having computer-usable program code embodied therein.
The present application is described with reference to flowchart illustrations and/or block diagrams of methods, apparatus (systems), and computer program products according to embodiments of the application. It will be understood that each flow and/or block of the flow diagrams and/or block diagrams, and combinations of flows and/or blocks in the flow diagrams and/or block diagrams, can be implemented by computer program instructions. These computer program instructions may be provided to a processor of a general purpose computer, special purpose computer, embedded processor, or other programmable data processing apparatus to produce a machine, such that the instructions, which execute via the processor of the computer or other programmable data processing apparatus, create means for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be stored in a computer-readable memory that can direct a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to function in a particular manner, such that the instructions stored in the computer-readable memory produce an article of manufacture including instruction means which implement the function specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to cause a series of operational steps to be performed on the computer or other programmable apparatus to produce a computer implemented process such that the instructions which execute on the computer or other programmable apparatus provide steps for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
The foregoing is directed to preferred embodiments of the present invention, other and further embodiments of the invention may be devised without departing from the basic scope thereof, and the scope thereof is determined by the claims that follow. However, any simple modification, equivalent change and modification of the above embodiments according to the technical essence of the present invention are within the protection scope of the technical solution of the present invention.

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1. A universal designated verifier signature certification system based on SM2 digital signature is characterized by comprising four units of an administrator, a signer, a signature owner and a designated verifier;
the system administrator is used for calling an initialized Setup algorithm to determine system parameters and sharing the system parameters to other units;
the signer is used for calling the KGen algorithm to generate a public key and a private key and utilizing the private key to call the Sign algorithm to calculate the signature of the message
The signature owner is used for obtaining the message m and the signature sigma from the signer, calling a verification algorithm Verf to verify the validity of the message m and the signature sigma, and calling a conversion algorithm Tran to obtain a conversion signature
Figure FDA0003229346830000016
And a conversion key tk;
and the designated verifier is used for executing the IVerf protocol.
2. The SM2 digital signature-based universally-specified verifier signature attestation system of claim 1, which isCharacterized in that the initialization Setup algorithm specifically comprises: inputting a safety parameter lambda by the algorithm, randomly selecting a large prime number q, and determining a nonsingular elliptic curve E: y is2＝x3+ ax + b (mod q), wherein,
Figure FDA0003229346830000011
all points E contain infinity points) to select a prime n-th order cyclic group
Figure FDA0003229346830000012
And a generator
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Selecting secure hash functions
Figure FDA0003229346830000014
Algorithm output system parameters
Figure FDA0003229346830000015
3. The SM2 digital signature-based broadly-specified verifier signature attestation system of claim 1, wherein the KGen algorithm is specifically: inputting system parameter pp by algorithm, and randomly selecting
Figure FDA0003229346830000021
And calculating P (dG), and outputting a private key sk (d) and a public key pk (P) of the user by the algorithm.
4. The SM2 digital signature-based broadly-specified verifier signature attestation system of claim 1, wherein the Sign algorithm is specifically: the algorithm inputs a system parameter pp, a user private key sk ═ d and a message m. Random selection
Figure FDA0003229346830000022
Calculating K ═ kP ═ (x)K，yK)、
Figure FDA0003229346830000023
And r ═ e + xK) (mod n); if r is 0 or r + k is n, k is selected again for calculation, otherwise s is (1+ d)-1(k-rd) (mod n). If s ≠ 0, the output message m and the signature σ are (r, s).
5. The SM2 digital signature-based broadly-specified verifier signature attestation system of claim 1, wherein the Verify algorithm is specifically: inputting system parameter pp, user public key pk ═ P, message m and signature σ to be verified ═ r, s, if
Figure FDA0003229346830000024
0 is output, otherwise t ═ r + s (mod n) is calculated. If t is 0, then 0 is output, otherwise the calculation is performed
Figure FDA0003229346830000025
K′＝sG+tP＝(x′K，y′K) And r ' (e ' + x) 'K) (mod n); if r ═ r, then output 1 indicates that the signature is valid, otherwise output 0 indicates invalid.
6. The SM2 digital signature-based broadly specified verifier signature attestation system of claim 1, wherein the Tran algorithm is specifically: inputting system parameters pp, public key pk ═ P, message m and signature σ ═ r, s by algorithm, and randomly selecting
Figure FDA0003229346830000026
And calculate
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Outputting a transition signature
Figure FDA0003229346830000028
And converting the keytk＝(a，b)。
7. The SM2 digital signature-based broadly intended verifier signature attestation system of claim 1, wherein the IVerf protocol, in particular, signature owner P performs the following interactions with an intended verifier V:
1) p first calculates K ═ sG + (r + s) P, then randomly selects
Figure FDA0003229346830000031
Calculating D ═ R + α G + α P + β P; finally, P sends D to V;
2) v random selection
Figure FDA0003229346830000032
And returns c to P;
3) p calculation of ZK＝R-cK，zaα -c · a (mod n), zb ═ β -c · b (mod n), and (Z) is substituted with (Z-c · a), (mod n)K，za，zb) Sending the data to V;
4) v calculation
Figure FDA0003229346830000033
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If D' ═ D, output 1 indicates acceptance, otherwise output 0.
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