Can One Design a Signature Scheme Based on Error-Correctin Codes?
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In this note, we show that the signature scheme based on error-correcting codes which has been proposed during the ASIACRYPT'94 conference and appears in this volume (see [1]) is not secure. The attack involves gathering a few hundred signatures. ⩉From then on, only elementary linear algebra is used.
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[2] Stephen B. Wicker,et al. A Digital Signature Scheme Based on Linear Error-correcting Block Codes , 1994, ASIACRYPT.
[3] Jacques Stern,et al. A New Identification Scheme Based on Syndrome Decoding , 1993, CRYPTO.
[4] Robert J. McEliece,et al. A public key cryptosystem based on algebraic coding theory , 1978 .