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Provably Secure Implicit Certificate Schemes

Optimal mail certificates, introduced in [12], are efficient types of implicit certificates which offer many advantages over traditional (explicit) certificates. For example, an optimal mail certificate is small enough to fit on a two-dimensional digital postal mark together with a digital signature. This paper defines a general notion of security for implicit certificates, and proves that optimal mail certificates are secure under this definition.

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