Anonymity and Transferability for an Electronic Bank Check Scheme

Hinarejos, M. Francisca; Ferrer-Gomila, Josep-Lluís; Draper-Gil, Gerard; Huguet-Rotger, Llorenç

doi:10.1109/trustcom.2012.92

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“…Up to our knowledge, there are no new e-checkbook propositions except [21], but research about e-check is ongoing. An e-check scheme that satisfies anonymity and transferability is proposed by Hinarejos et al [12]. Later security enhanced version of 3D-Secure protocol is given by Plateaux et al [18].…”

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An Efficient Electronic Checkbook Scheme with Mutual Authentication

Sertkaya

Kalkar

2019

Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi

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In 1988, Chaum et al. introduced the idea of electronic check. Then, Pasupathinathan et al. tried to come up with an electronic checkbook scheme. However, their scheme requires signature for each e-check and is not considered as an e-checkbook. Later, three e-checkbook propositions are made by T.H Chen et al., Chang et al., and C.L. Chen et al. based on the scheme of W.K. Chen et al.. Recently, Sertkaya and Kalkar showed that these three e-checkbook schemes are susceptible to e-check forgery and/or e-check manipulation attacks. They also proposed fixes for these schemes. Nonetheless, fixed versions also carry out drawbacks of the original schemes, like heavy hashing computations, time-synchronization issues, and multiple communication rounds. This study offers an efficient and secure e-checkbook scheme with mutual authentication.

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confidence: 99%

An Efficient Electronic Checkbook Scheme with Mutual Authentication

Sertkaya

Kalkar

2019

Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi

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“…There are many studies of electronic systems (e-systems) in the literature such as e-voting [1][2][3][4] and e-cheque [5][6][7][8]. Chaum in 1981 first introduced the concept of e-voting scheme [9] that serves as a platform that permits an individual to collaboratively make a decision or to choose a representative through online means while Chaum et al in 1988 [10] first introduced the concept of e-cheque scheme in which e-cheque is a digital analogy to a paper cheque.…”

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Transformation from e-voting to e-cheque

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Heng,

Tan

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Although e-voting scheme and e-cheque scheme are two different applications, they have similarities in the scheme definitions and security properties. This inspires us to establish a relationship between the two schemes by formalising a generic transformation from e-voting to e-cheque scheme. Firstly, we define the scheme definitions and security models for both e-voting scheme and e-cheque scheme. Subsequently, we demonstrate a generic transformation framework from e-voting to e-cheque with asymptotic complexity of O ( n ) and design a formal proof to show that a secure e-voting scheme can be transformed into a secure e-cheque scheme. As a proof of concept, we apply our newly proposed transformation technique to the e-voting scheme proposed by Li et al. and obtain a concrete e-cheque scheme.

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