Understanding group signature methods in making digital signatures to maintain the validity of messages

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In this millennial era, a large amount of digital data traffic going through communication media on digital technology every day. Most of the data are documents and other essential information. The existing rapid development of technology nowadays, information can be easily faked. To make sure the validity of a digital document, a digital signature is required to verify the originality of the document. The purpose of this research is to design software which implemented the group signature algorithm to apply and verify digital signatures. The Signature Group algorithm used in this research is the Tseng-Jan scheme. The Tseng-Jan scheme consists of 5 stages: setup, join, sign, verify, and open. After applying the algorithm using 2 digits key and 3 digits key on the samples, 80% of the verification experiment on 2 digits key was succeeded 70% of the verification experiment on 3 digits key was succeeded.

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Siregar, S. D., Banjarnahor, J., Dharshinni, N. P., Tamba, S. P., & Robin. (2019). Understanding group signature methods in making digital signatures to maintain the validity of messages. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1230). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1230/1/012072

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