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Versatility in cryptography is interesting. Instead of building a secure scheme from another secure one, this paper presents an oxymoron making use of the insecurity of a scheme to give useful feature in another context. We show the insecurity of the batch verification algorithms in Cui et al.'s work about an identity-based (ID-based) signature scheme. Following Chow et al.'s idea in EuroPKI 2005, we turn such attack into a secure ID-based ring signature scheme. We also showhowto add linkability. We present two applications of our scheme, which are a short ID-based strong designated verifier signature scheme and an ID-based ad-hoc anonymous identification scheme, with an extension secure against a concurrent man-in-the-middle attack.