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Cache Locality and Scalability in Registration-Based Encryption Systems
A single encryption context covering ten million authenticated identities fits in 1.2~megabytes. This fact, made possible by recent advances in Registration-Based Encryption, suggests that large-scale Internet authentication need not be as expensive as the certificate model has always made it seem.
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