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Explicit Exclusive Set Systems for Broadcast Encryption Clients Server

Research on broadcast encryption systems where the server broadcast to multiple clients, using explicit and exclusive set systems. The Subset Cover Framework is applied for efficient key distribution and content encryption. The Combinatorics Problem is solved to achieve minimal complexity. Results show poly(r,t) complexity and explicit constructions. Implications for cryptographic applications are discussed, contrasting with probabilistic systems.

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Explicit Exclusive Set Systems for Broadcast Encryption Clients Server

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  1. Explicit Exclusive Set Systems with Applications to Broadcast Encryption David Woodruff Joint with Craig Gentry and Zulfikar Ramzan To appear in FOCS 2006

  2. Broadcast Encryption Clients Server • 1 server, n clients • Server broadcasts to all clients at once • E.g., payperview TV, music, videos • Only privileged users can understand broadcasts • E.g., those who pay their monthly bills • Need to encrypt broadcasts

  3. Subset Cover Framework [NNL] • Offline stage: • For some S ½ [n], server creates a key K(S) and distributes it to all users in S • Let C be the collection of S • Server space complexity ~ |C| • ith user space complexity ~ # S containing i

  4. Subset Cover Framework [NNL] • Online stage: • Given a set R ½ [n] of at most r revoked users • Server establishes a session key M that only users in the set [n] n R know • Finds S1, …, St with [n] n R = S1[ … [ St • Encrypt M under each of K(S1), …, K(St) • Content encrypted using session key M

  5. Subset Cover Framework [NNL] • Communication complexity ~ t • Tolerate up to r revoked users • Tolerate any number of colluders • Information-theoretic security

  6. The Combinatorics Problem • Find a family C of subsets of {1, …., n} such that any large set S µ {1, …, n} is the union of a small number of sets in C S = S1[ S2[[ St • Parameters: • Universe is [n] = {1, …, n} • |S| >= n-r • Write S as a union of · t sets in C • Goal: • Minimize |C|

  7. Our Results • Main result: |C| = poly(r,t) • n, r, t all arbitrary • Match lower bound up to poly(r,t) • In applications r, t << n • When r,t << n, get |C| = O(rt ) • Our construction is explicit • Find sets S = S1[ … [ St in poly(r, t, log n) time • Improved cryptographic applications

  8. Cryptographic Implications • Our explicit exclusive set system yield almost optimal information-theoretic broadcast encryption and multi-certificate revocation schemes • General n,r,t • Contrasts with previous explicit systems • Poly(r,t, log n) time to find keys for broadcast • Contrasts with probabilistic constructions • Parameters • For poly(r, log n) server storage complexity, we can set t = r log (n/r), but previously t = (r2 log n)

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