  E-governance is a two-way protocol through which one can use government
services, share data and request information. It refers to the use of
communication and information technologies to provide government services to
public in an efficient and fast manner. In addition, any document submitted to
the e-Government system must be authenticated by a government officer using a
digital signature scheme. In the context of digital signatures, the proxy
signature is an important cryptographic primitive that allows the original
signer to delegate signing authority to another signer (proxy signer). The
proxy signature has a number of important applications in the e-government
system. There are now a large amount of proxy signature schemes. The security
of most of them relies on the following hard problems: the discrete logarithm
problem and the factorization of integers problem. However, a large-scale
quantum computer can solve them in polynomial time due to Shor's algorithm. As
a consequence, there is a need for a quantum computer-resistant proxy signature
to secure e-governance system from quantum adversaries. In this work, we
propose the first post-quantum isogeny based proxy signature scheme CSI-PS
(commutative supersingular isogeny proxy signature). Our construction is proven
to be uf-cma secure under the hardness of the group action inverse problem
(GAIP) based on isogeny.
