Design and Performance Evaluation of Two Approaches to Obtain Anonymity in Transferable Electronic Ticketing Schemes

Payeras–Capellà, M. Magdalena; Mut–Puigserver, Macià; Castellà‐Roca, Jordi; Bondia-Barceló, Julio

doi:10.1007/s11036-016-0732-6

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“…What's more, it affects consumers' happiness index and the market price to cause market volatility. In [13], the author added an attribute (serial number) to the electronic tickets in order to avoid the ticket being sold twice by the ETS. In [14], the author hoped to ask the intervention of law to protect consumer rights in South Korea.…”

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“…Of course, the modified ticket must be signed by U i , otherwise it is deemed incorrect, where t 3 is the current time. See the formulas (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21) for the specific operations.…”

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“…This section mainly analyzes the performance of our scheme and compares it with related methods [13,15]. And the comparison results are shown in Table 6.…”

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“…And the comparison results are shown in Table 6. We conducted security analysis of our scheme with the scheme of traditional electronic ticketing system [13] and the ticketing system of specific scenarios with blockchain [15]. As can be seen from Table 6, our scheme is not only anonymous, transferable, but also able to resist Double-spending attacks and Dos attacks.…”

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“…If malicious merchants sell invalid tickets, it will harm the interest of users. In [13], the author added an attribute (serial number) to the electronic tickets in order to avoid the ticket being sold twice by the ETS. However, the authors used group signature, which makes the scheme inefficient.…”

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Secure Electronic Ticketing System based on Consortium Blockchain

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In electronic ticketing system, the malicious behavior of scalpers damages the customer's interest and disturbs the normal order of market. In order to solve the problem of scalpers, we took two steps. Firstly, we established the electronic ticketing system based on the consortium blockchain (CB-ETS). By establishing CB-ETS, we can make the ticketing market develop better in a controlled environment and be managed by the members in the consortium blockchain. Secondly, we put forward a kind of taxation mechanism for suppressing scalpers based on CB-ETS. Together with the regulatory mechanism, our scheme can effectively reduce the scalpers' profits and further inhibit scalpers. Through the above two steps, the scheme can effectively resist the malicious behavior of scalpers. Among them, in the process of transferring tickets, we optimized the transfer mechanism to achieve a win-win situation. Finally, we analyzed the security and efficiency of our scheme. Our scheme realizes the anonymity through the mixed currency protocol based on ring signature and guarantees the unforgeability of tickets by multi-signature in the process of modifying the invalidity of tickets. It also could resist to Dos attacks and Double-Spending attacks. The efficiency analysis shows that our scheme is significantly superior to relevant works.

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“…This section mainly analyzes the performance of our scheme and compares it with related methods [13,15]. And the comparison results are shown in Table 6.…”

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Exploring the use of self-sovereign identity for event ticketing systems

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Ticket fraud and ticket scalping activities often cause high costs as well as trust concerns for fans buying event tickets, especially in the secondary ticketing market. To address these issues, several publications and projects have proposed using blockchain technology to enable digital trust and ticket verifiability and thus to improve event ticketing systems. However, these approaches exhibit considerable privacy challenges and fall short concerning reliable, efficient visitor identification, which is necessary for controlling secondary market transactions. We demonstrate how a novel paradigm for end-user digital identity management, called self-sovereign identity (SSI), can be utilized to gain secondary market control. To do so, we follow a rigorous design science research approach to build and evaluate an SSI-based event ticketing framework. Our findings demonstrate that SSI-based event ticketing can enable efficient secondary market control by facilitating a practical implementation of the centralized exchange model. To generalize our results, we derive design principles for the efficient, reliable, and privacy-oriented ticket and identity verification and the use of revocation registries.

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Implementation And Evaluation Of The mCityPASS Protocol For Secure And Private Access To Associated Touristic Services

Payeras–Capellà

Mut–Puigserver

Conejero-Alberola

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Touristic City Cards are managed by some city councils in order to make a step toward the SmartCity concept. Touristic City Cards enable the integration of different touristic services so as to facilitate the access to transport, cultural sites and touristic attractions to visitors. In this paper, we introduce a secure mobile system called mCityPASS that allows the smart management and secure access to this kind of service. We have implemented the system in a smartphone platform in such a way that the mobile device contains the purchased access element that holds a set of e-tickets that enables the visitors of a city to make use of the specified touristic services. The paper presents the details of the whole implementation of the system and an evaluation of the performance and the effectiveness of it. Also, an analysis of the privacy and the security properties of the presented scheme has been conducted. As a result, we can assure that the system preserves the privacy of the tourists and fulfills the more challenging security properties: fairness, non-overspending, exculpability, unsplittability and selective reusability.

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Design and Performance Evaluation of Two Approaches to Obtain Anonymity in Transferable Electronic Ticketing Schemes

Cited by 5 publications

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Secure Electronic Ticketing System based on Consortium Blockchain

Secure Electronic Ticketing System based on Consortium Blockchain

Exploring the use of self-sovereign identity for event ticketing systems

Implementation And Evaluation Of The mCityPASS Protocol For Secure And Private Access To Associated Touristic Services

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