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The previous two chapters present two protocols to authenticate broadcast streams. These protocol allow a receiver to authenticate the sender of a message, but they do not provide a signature, which would allow the receiver to convince a third party that the sender really did send that message. So how can we sign (or provide non-repudiation) for each broadcast message?
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Perrig, A., Tygar, J.D. (2003). EMSS, MESS, & HTSS: Signatures for Broadcast. In: Secure Broadcast Communication. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0229-6_5
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