C. P. Chen’s research while affiliated with National Chung Cheng University and other places

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Publications (1)


The Design of a Conference Key Distribution System.
  • Conference Paper

December 1992

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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C. P. Chen

In this paper, we propose a conference key distribution system for generating a common secret key for two or more users. In our system, each user possesses a secret key and a public key. Initially, the chairperson constructs a conference key associated with his secret key and the conference members' public keys. Then each member can obtain and authenticate the conference key by using his secret key. Further, we have shown that the security of our proposed system is based on the difficulty of breaking the Diffie-Hellman key distribution system.

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... The conference key is a common secret key with which one can encrypt and decrypt messages to communicate with others in the group. The first type of conference key protocol allows a chairman to select a conference key and distribute it to all participants (Berkovits, 1991;Beller et al., 1993;Chang et al., 1992;Hwang and Yang, 1995;Hwang, 1999;Tseng and Jan, 1999;Yi et al., 2003). The second type of conference key protocol allows all participants to compute a common key together without a chairman (Ingemarsson et al., 1982;Steer et al., 1990;Tzeng, 2002). ...

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Efficient Mobile Conference Scheme for Wireless Communication
The Design of a Conference Key Distribution System.
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • December 1992

Lecture Notes in Computer Science