Abstract
Although proxy-assisted revocable attribute-based encryption provides fine-grained privacy protection and reduces the decryption cost of data users, it inherits several disadvantages in outsourcing decryption. The decryption capability in outsourcing decryption is divided into two parts: the outsourcing transformation key and the user decryption key. The proxy server utilizes transformation keys to transform the ciphertext which can only be decrypted by the users who generated the transformation key. When multiple users with the same attributes request outsourcing transformation, the proxy server must do numerous transformation operations, increasing the computing overhead of the proxy server and the user request response time. To address the aforementioned issues, we propose a multi-proxy assisted revocable attribute group-based encryption (MP-RAGBE) scheme. We form a user group out of users who have the same attributes and send the transformation keys directly to the proxy server. Users in the same group can decrypt the transformed ciphertext, and only a small number of transformation keys need to be updated when revocation occurs. The security and experimental analyses show that the proposed scheme meets the defined security requirements while significantly reducing user request response time, the overhead of transformation key generation, transmission, and ciphertext transformation.
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