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I would like to know there is it possible to check if a key can decrypt ciphertext without trying to decrypt it.
I know that, trying to decrypt a ciphertext with unauthorized key generates an error. So we can assume that the policy is not satisfied. But I need more proper way to do it.
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On 4/16/20 6:29 AM, Lyes Touati wrote:
I would like to know there is it possible to check if a key can
decrypt ciphertext without trying to decrypt it.
I know that, trying to decrypt a ciphertext with unauthorized key
generates an error. So we can assume that the policy is not satisfied.
But I need more proper way to do it.
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Now I'm curious, in an ABE system what is the status of the security of the attributes and policies? Can they be recovered from the key or cypher text? If they can't are there any security guarantees about not being able to recover them? ie. Can I include an attribute on a key that the key owner is unaware of?
I would like to know there is it possible to check if a key can decrypt ciphertext without trying to decrypt it.
I know that, trying to decrypt a ciphertext with unauthorized key generates an error. So we can assume that the policy is not satisfied. But I need more proper way to do it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: