Lattice-Inspired Broadcast Encryption and Succinct Ciphertext-Policy ABE
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Constructs a lattice-inspired candidate that aims for polylogarithmic ciphertext size for broadcast encryption and ciphertext-policy ABE, built by flipping a succinct Key-Policy ABE: ciphertexts embed a KP secret key and 2N matrix pieces are locked with masks from a transposed scheme. Decryption uses per-identity vectors T_x that annihilate the right masked pieces by left multiplication, preserving collusion resistance in the design. Achieves optimal parameters in construction, but has no reduction to LWE, no formal proof, and no known break.
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