A High‐Quality Authenticatable Visual Secret Sharing Scheme Using SGX

Abstract

Visual cryptography scheme (VCS) is a secret-sharing scheme which encrypts images as shares and can decrypt shares without digital devices. Although a participant can reveal the secret image by merely stacking a sufficient number of shares, the visual quality of recovered images is reduced, and malicious adversaries can cheat participants by giving faked shares. The paper presents a novel VCS called T-VCS (trusted VCS) which consists of two main components: a high-quality VCS and an enhanced verification scheme of shares based on the emerging Intel Software Guard eXtensions (SGX). While providing high-quality recovery, T-VCS keeps the size of the shares the same as the original secret image. We use SGX to act as a trusted third party (TTP) to verify the validity of the shares in an attested enclave without degrading the image quality. The experimental results show that T-VCS can achieve a balance among contrast, share size, and verification efficiency.

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