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Digital multisignature schemes for authenticating delegates in mobile code systems

In this paper, we motivate the need for efficient multisignature schemes in delegated mobile services. With the schemes, delegates can be identified and delegated accesses can be controlled. First, we give a new digital signature scheme with message recovery. Based on the digital signature scheme, two digital multisignature schemes are proposed: the parallel multisignature scheme and the serial multisignature scheme. The parallel multisignature scheme allows each user to sign the same message separately and independently, and then combines all individual signatures into a multisignature. The serial multisignature scheme allows a group of users to sign the message serially, and does not need to predetermine the signing order. Both multisignature schemes can withstand the attacks that aim to forge the signatures or to get the private keys of the signers.