IEEE P1363.1: Public-Key Cryptographic Techniques Based on Hard Problems over Lattices

Overview

The standards document P1363.1: Standard Specifications for Public-Key Cryptographic Techniques Based on Hard Problems over Lattices has been submitted to IEEE RevCom for consideration at their December 2008 meeting.

P1363.1 D11 passed initial sponsor ballot:

Ballot Open Date: 	09-Sep-2008
Ballot Close Date: 	08-Oct-2008
 
RESPONSE RATE
This ballot has met the 75% returned ballot requirement.
 
43 eligible people in this ballot group.
 
34 	affirmative votes
0 	negative votes with comments
0 	negative votes without comments
1 	abstention votes
35 	votes received = 81% returned
  	2% abstention
 
APPROVAL RATE
The 75% affirmation requirement is being met.
34 	affirmative votes
0 	negative votes with comments
34 	votes = 100% affirmative

Following minor technical modifications, P1363.1 D12 passed recirculation ballot:

Ballot Open Date: 	16-Oct-2008
Ballot Close Date: 	26-Oct-2008
 
RESPONSE RATE
This ballot has met the 75% returned ballot requirement.
 
43 eligible people in this ballot group.
 
36 	affirmative votes
0 	negative votes with comments
0 	negative votes without comments
0 	abstention votes
36 	votes received = 83% returned
  	0% abstention
 
APPROVAL RATE
The 75% affirmation requirement is being met.
36 	affirmative votes
0 	negative votes with comments
36 	votes = 100% affirmative

For general information, please follow these links:

Purpose and scope of the document.
Download the latest draft of P1363.1.
The submissions and research contributions for the P1363.1 standard.
Official documentation relating to P1363.1 at standards.ieee.org (pdf).
Comments on D10
A Letter of Assurance from NTRU Cryptosystems, Inc., regarding licensing terms for patents essential to implement P1363.1.

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