Encoding Method for Signature with Appendix – Probabilistic Signature Scheme

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Encoding Method for Signature with Appendix – Probabilistic Signature Scheme (EMSA-PSS) is a cryptographic message encoding method used with RSA-PSS digital signatures to provide strong security against forgery through probabilistic padding.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cryptographic encoding method
digital signature padding scheme
message encoding method
abbreviation EMSA-PSS NERFINISHED
appliesTo messages of bounded length relative to RSA modulus
category digital signatures
public-key cryptography
comparedTo deterministic PKCS #1 v1.5 encoding
definedBy RSA Laboratories NERFINISHED
hasAdvantage prevents deterministic signature patterns
reduces risk of signature replay analysis
hasComponent data block DB
encoded message EM
hash H
trailer field
hasDesignGoal tight security reduction to RSA assumption
hasProperty collision resistance dependent on hash function
compatible with various hash algorithms
message encoding with randomness
non-deterministic output for same message and key
probabilistic padding
supports configurable salt length
hasPurpose provide strong security against forgery
hasStep combine hash output and padding to form encoded message
generate mask using mask generation function
hash the message and salt
relatedTo EMSA-PKCS1-v1_5 NERFINISHED
Probabilistic Signature Scheme
requires random salt generation
securityBasedOn RSA inversion problem
properties of underlying hash function
securityGoal EUF-CMA security for RSA-PSS
specifiedAs encoding method for signature with appendix
standardizedIn PKCS #1 v2.1 NERFINISHED
PKCS #1 v2.2 NERFINISHED
usedIn RSA-PSS signature generation NERFINISHED
RSA-PSS signature verification NERFINISHED
usedInStandard TLS (when RSA-PSS is used) NERFINISHED
X.509 certificates with RSA-PSS signatures
usedWith RSA digital signatures NERFINISHED
RSA-PSS NERFINISHED
usesComponent hash function
mask generation function
message representative
salt value

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EMSA-PSS hasFullName Encoding Method for Signature with Appendix – Probabilistic Signature Scheme