Application visualisation Sample Clauses

Application visualisation. ‌ The main window of the application is divided into three parts: • the Spin-Button “Message” providing the 𝑌 parameter instead of the con- catenation of the chosen cipher suite, • the Button-Box containing all of the buttons with bindings to the separate parts of the ShSSAKA algorithm, and the • Label serving as the Console for listing the information about the state of the protocol. In the Button-Box, there are several buttons that perform the algorithm. There are a few elements enabled at the start of the application: • the Message Spin-Box substituting the agreed cypher suite, • “Add” Spin-Box, that states, how many devices will be added with ShSSAKA ClientAddShare button, • the “Revoke list” Entry box, in which can be stated devices, that should be removed from the process, and • Setup button initialising the parameters and keys used in the ShSSAKA algo- rithm. The first two buttons provide the ShSSAKA AddShare and ShSSAKA RevShare parts of the algorithm described in the Section 2.5. Below is button providing the ShSSAKA Server SignVerify, that performs the verification between client-server and devices-client. Between the last two buttons and the ShSSAKA Server SignVerify is situated the Devices list Entry box and two check-boxes labelled as “Pre-computation”. In the entry box can be stated, how many devices will be used during the verification (and during the secret reconstruction), other wise all included devices are used. The Pre- computation check-boxes define whether the pre-computation of the Paillier scheme values will be used during the procedure. And last two buttons are the Keys and Parameters Buttons. Both open message dialogue window that lists generated keys or the initialised parameters. Parameters shown in the dialogue are the order of the group 𝑞, chosen generator 𝑔 and the loaded message parameter 𝑌 . Entities, that are as default implemented are server, client and three secondary devices. The number of devices can be changed in both in the ShSSAKA.h file or through the ShSSAKA ClientAddShare. The described GUI is depicted in Figure 5.2.
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