Optimal Broadcast Encryption and More from Evasive LWE
summary
New construction gives ciphertext-policy ABE and optimal broadcast encryption from a new lattice hypothesis called evasive LWE plus standard LWE (subexponential modulus ratio). It removes pairings for the broadcast case by using a matrix vectorization identity, Gaussian trapdoors and short public R matrices; for low-norm A the scheme achieves polylogarithmic (optimal) public/ciphertext size in N and the construction is proven secure under evasive LWE, while full CP‑ABE requires an extra gadget-type assumption.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to ABE
- 2:24Prior work and limitations
- 6:17Basic scheme construction
- 10:43Handling collusion resistance
- 16:04Security analysis and proofs
- 22:58Optimal broadcast encryption
- 26:54Evasive LWE assumption
- 37:24Final construction refinement
- 39:47Conclusion and open problems
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