Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Anonymous authentication protocol allows the system to authenticate a user anonymously. That is, the system knows that the requester is eligible to access, yet does not know his/her actual identity. Anonymous authentication is useful in many privacy-preserving applications such as wireless sensor networks and roaming. Hover, most of the anonymous authentication protocols are not lightight. They all require a number of exponentiations or pairings which cannot be executed by lightight devices such as sensors or RFID. ,  propose a lightight anonymous authentication protocol for Ad Hoc group. Our protocol contains only lightight calculations such as hashing or modulus square but not exponentiation or pairing in both prover and verifier sides. The core primitive of our mechanism is a lightight ring signature scheme. The security of our scheme can be reduced to the classic integer factorization assumption in the random oracle model.
['Xu Yang', 'Wei Wu', 'Joseph K. Liu', 'Xiaofeng Chen']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Lightweight Anonymous Authentication for Ad—Hoc Group: A Ring Signature Approach
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