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Java port of the PBC cryptography library
Why PBC?
Pairing-based cryptography is an emerging technique in cryptography and basically refers to finding a cryptographic key such that two messages which are encrypted with the same key can be reliably decrypted.
In pairing-based cryptography, two parties, who do not trust each other, have a setup in which they share a secret key value in an asymmetric fashion, such as via a Diffie–Hellman exchange. Then, the key value is used to encrypt messages or to sign messages that can be later verified by a third party.
PBC is an implementation of pairing-based cryptography that is designed to be extensible and portable to different classes of public key cryptography.
Here are just a few examples:
Pairings with a remote party (handshake)
Self-signed certificates
Secure multi-party computation
Authentication of a user for the purposes of billing
Integrated privacy systems
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Pairing-based cryptography allows one party (the receiver) to digitally sign or authenticate a message to another party (the sender) using a key that is also shared between the two parties. Therefore, the receiver can sign or authenticate a message to the sender without having direct access to the secret keys shared between the parties.
This technique is very powerful when the receiver wants to authenticate a message that he or she received from another (unknown) party, especially when the intent is to perform anonymous authentication, e.g. for the purposes of billing.
jPBC design
The jPBC is a C and Java port of the PBC cryptography library. 
The Java implementation is a "lite" version (no backends and no ASM). It works very well in Virtual Machines that provide at least Java 1.6.
It was designed to be implemented in an application in which the exchange of messages between two parties is necessary for the completion of a task (e.g. for the user to authenticate or for two parties to sign a message).
The lightweight nature of jPBC is based on the absence of ASM (which may be a good thing for some, based on license, but may be a disadvantage for others).
The JMX API
JMX is the standard way to expose and monitor both the administration as well as the execution of Java applications through a console and/or remote program.
The Console Component of JMX
The purpose of the Console Component of J
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Java PBC is a lightweight implementation of the public key cryptography standard of PBC, a design native to the Java language. It includes PBC specific features like PBC specific test vectors, a general purpose signature scheme, and public key authentication.
See also
 Java PBC specification
 JavaScript Object Signing and Encryption (JOSE)
 Libsodium
References
External links
 Java PBC Home Page
 Jouni-PBC Home Page
 Java PBC 2.2 and Tomcat
 Developer's Guide
 PBC Client for Java
 PBC Server for Java
 PBC Library for.NET
 PBC Library for PHP
 PBC Library for Ruby
 PBC Library for JavaScript
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