Extended Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange with Pairing Cryptography to Multiple users
Author(s)
ASSOUJAA ISMAIL1
, EZZOUAK SIHAM2
Abstract
Cryptography plays a pivotal role in ensuring
secure communication between two parties, typically
represented by Alice and Bob, in the presence of adversaries
like Eve. However, modern communication often involves
multiple users beyond the traditional pair. This work extends
the DiffieHellman key exchange protocol to accommodate
multiple users, addressing the need for secure communication
in diverse group settings. Additionally, we propose methods
for communicating the input points utilized in the pairing
application with the DiffieHellman key exchange protocol,
enhancing the security and resilience of the exchanged keys.
Through these advancements, we aim to fortify cryptographic
protocols for robust multi-user scenarios, safeguarding
sensitive information in an ever-evolving digital landscape.