Cumulative Message Authentication Codes
Cumulative Message Authentication Codes is a cryptographic primitive that extends the standard message authentication code by generating successive tags for a sequence of messages such that each tag authenticates not only its corresponding message but also all preceding messages in the sequence, thereby ensuring cumulative integrity and authenticity.
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Cumulative Message Authentication Codes for Resource-Constrained Networks
He Li, Vireshwar Kumar, Jung‐Min Park et al. · 2020 · 10 citations
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