CSP-E2: An abuse-free contract signing protocol with low-storage TTP for energy-efficient electronic transaction ecosystems

Xu, Guangquan; Zhang, Yao; Sangaiah, Arun Kumar; Li, Xiaohong; Castiglione, Aniello; Zheng, Xi

doi:10.1016/j.ins.2018.05.022

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“…Fortunately, the trapdoor commitment used in this protocol can be find easily. In [18], [27] the author reported how to construct trapdoor commitment scheme from RSA assumption, while [18], [29] is a discrete log(DL)-based instantiation using a free trapdoor commitment scheme, which can be used in the Schnorr signature, EIGamal signature, or DSA, etc. So, no matter which kind of public key published by the receiver, at least one trapdoor commitment scheme can be used.…”

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“…In [29], the two parameters of trapdoor commitment should be given by receivers. However, in [18], [26] the parameters s and u are set before the protocol's execution. In our protocol, the parameters also can be set as a fixed value, e.g.…”

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“…Compared with the previous two schemes, researchers are more prone to the contract-signing protocols with an off-line TTP [16], [18], which are much more practical in most applications. The reason is that the TTP is not invoked in the execution of the protocol unless one of the parties misbehaved or the protocol was interrupted for some reasons.…”

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confidence: 99%

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DT-CP: A Double-TTPs-Based Contract-Signing Protocol With Lower Computational Cost

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This paper characterizes a contract signing protocol with high efficiency in Internet of Things. Recent studies show that existing contract-signing protocols can achieve abuse-freeness and resist inference attack, but cannot meet the high-efficiency and convenience requirement of the future Internet of things applications. To solve this problem, we propose a novel contract-signing protocol. Our proposed protocol includes two main parts: 1) we use the partial public key of the sender, instead of the zero-knowledge protocol, to verify the intermediate result; 2) we employ two independent Trusted Third Parties (TTPs) to prevent the honest-but-curious TTP. Our analysis shows that our double TTP protocol can not only result in lower computational cost, but also can achieve abuse-freeness with trapdoor commitment scheme. In a word, our proposed scheme performs better than the state of the art in terms of four metrics: encryption time, number of exponentiations, data to be exchanged and exchange steps in one round contract-signing. INDEX TERMS Contract-signing protocol, abuse-freeness, double trusted third parties, trapdoor commitment scheme.

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“…The big data has become a key component for intelligent systems, such as intelligent vehicular networks, smart cities and it has been applied in the field of criminal data analysis. This interconnectivity together with large-scale data processing and new electronic techniques steadily brings innovation and business models of the digital space into the physical world [1][2][3]. It would extend tradition data technologies by incorporating knowledge from domain experts as well as the latest artificial intelligence solution, such as how to perform decision support with the case data collected by secure systems.…”

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A Novel Ontology Construction and Reasoning Approach Based on the Case Investigation

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The big data has become a key component for intelligent systems and it is very important about data mining and cognitive reasoning in the field of criminal data analysis. Modeling of investigation knowledge is very important to realize the semantic retrieval, knowledge discovery, information push and classification for case data. Ontology modeling combined with the characteristics of the case in the investigation process, a method of ontology construction based on investigation knowledge is proposed in this paper. It builds an organization system of the investigation process at the first, which is described in stages by collecting terminology. Then the ontology of investigation knowledge is constructed. In addition, an instance is added for verification to describe the investigation process in detail. The method has a good advantage of describing the detection process quickly and integrate knowledge according to different investigation stages, formulating a standardized organization mode and providing standardized knowledge assistance in the investigation process.

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“…grid [4] and intelligent manufacturing [5], [6]. The WSS is a type of distributed, multihop and self-configuring sensor system that is equipped with an enormous number of sensor nodes [7], [8].…”

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A Secure Random Key Distribution Scheme Against Node Replication Attacks in Industrial Wireless Sensor Systems

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With the wide deployment of wireless sensor networks in smart industrial systems, lots of unauthorized attacking from the adversary are greatly threatening the security and privacy of the entire industrial systems, of which node replication attacks can hardly be defended since it is conducted in the physical layer. To solve this problem, we propose a secure random key distribution scheme, called SRKD, which provides a new method for the defense against the attack. Specifically, we combine a localized algorithm with a voting mechanism to support the detection and revocation of malicious nodes. We further change the meaning of the parameter s to help prevent the replication attack. Furthermore, the experimental results show that the detection ratio of replicate nodes exceeds 90% when the number of network nodes reaches 200, which demonstrates the security and effectiveness of our scheme. Compared with existing state-of-the-art schemes, SRKD also has good storage and communication efficiency.

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CSP-E2: An abuse-free contract signing protocol with low-storage TTP for energy-efficient electronic transaction ecosystems

Cited by 52 publications

References 12 publications

DT-CP: A Double-TTPs-Based Contract-Signing Protocol With Lower Computational Cost

DT-CP: A Double-TTPs-Based Contract-Signing Protocol With Lower Computational Cost

A Novel Ontology Construction and Reasoning Approach Based on the Case Investigation

A Secure Random Key Distribution Scheme Against Node Replication Attacks in Industrial Wireless Sensor Systems

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