Abstract
The primitive of certificateless signature, since its invention, has become a widely studied paradigm due to the lack of key escrow problem and certificate management problem. However, this primitive cannot resist catastrophic damage caused by key exposure. Therefore, it is necessary to integrate revocation mechanism into certificateless signature. In this paper, we propose a new certificateless signature scheme with revocation (RCLS) and prove its security under the standard model. In the meanwhile, our scheme can resist malicious-but-passive Key Generation Center (KGC) attacks that were not possible in previous solutions. The theoretical analysis shows our scheme has high efficiency and practicality.