Contributing Partners

ATOS, ETUITUS, GUF, FOKUS, TUG, AIT, SIC

Executive Summary
During its development, the CREDENTIAL project had to face important issues related to privacy-preserving data, identity provision, authentication data, and their contextualization within a cloud environment. Studying the most successful technologies in the field helped the team in taking the sound decisions.

Contributing Partners

AIT, FOKUS, GUF, SIC, TUG

Executive Summary 

We present the following three main contributions in this deliverable (and give short abstracts of further scientific results within CREDENTIAL already published or going to be published). Homomorphic Proxy Re-Authenticators and Applications to Verifiable Multi-User Data Aggregation.

Contributing Partners 

AIT, ATOS, FOKUS, TUG, SIC

Executive Summary 

This report documents the second iteration implementation of CREDENTIAL Wallet components. These components provide the core functionalities that enable the integration of the pilot applications and subsequently the piloting phases. The implementation follows the functional design detailed in D5.1.

Contributing Partners 

SIC, OTE, TUG, FOKUS, ATOS, AIT, KGH

Executive Summary 

The CREDENTIAL project requires several fundamental cryptographic primitives, algorithms and protocols. Those components are developed and documented within the scope of this deliverable.
As the resulting library is used within platform dependent software on client side as well as on server side it was decided to split the library into three basic components, the Java Library for Cryptographic Primitives, the Android Crypto Library with Key Management Implementation and the PRE/RS File Format Library resulting in a modular and ecient framework.

Contributing Partners

AIT, ATOS, FOKUS, TUG, OTE, KGH, LISPA, SIC

Executive Summary

This report gives an overview of the process to develop and integrate the various components to finally compose a reference environment of the CREDENTIAL ecosystem.
First, the development environment provides the infrastructure used to enable an efficient development process.

Contributing Partners

TUG, SIC

Executive Summary

In a federated identity management scenario, the identity provider (IdP) brokers identity attributes between users and service providers (SPs). These attributes are not encrypted end-to-end during the exchange, which allows the IdP to learn their content.