Hypercube Based Approach Sample Clauses

Hypercube Based Approach. An extension of the DiÆe-Xxxxxxx key exchange protocol to multi-members was proposed in [1], [15] by arranging the group members in a d dimensional hypercube. The idea behind the hypercube key agreement approach is shown in the Figure 2 with four members A, B, C, D who want to agree on a key. that A knows SA, ki, B and CD . Then member Ai rst calculates SAB = xki and the nal key as ySAB = SAB SCD , which is same for all group members. Our hybrid key agreement
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