Practical electronic auction scheme with strong anonymity and bidding privacy

Li, Ming-Jheng; Juan, Justie Su-Tzu; Tsai, Jennifer Hui-Chan

doi:10.1016/j.ins.2011.02.005

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“…Franklin and Reiter [4] proposed the design and implementation of a distribute service for performing sealed-bid auctions. Li et al [7] proposed an anonymity auction scheme with zero knowledge proof. Brandt and Sandholm [2] studied the bid privacy problem in sealed bid auctions, and the authors proved that the first-price sealed-bid auction can be emulated by an unconditionally fully private protocol.…”

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Secure first-price sealed-bid auction scheme

Cao

2017

EURASIP J. on Info. Security

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In modern times, people have paid more attention to their private information. The data confidentiality is very important in many economic aspects. In this paper, we proposed a secure auction system, in which the bids will not be revealed, and no one can fake the winning identity and the winner cannot change the winning bid. The communication cost of our scheme is low; only two rounds communication are needed between the bidders and the auctioneer. And we show that our scheme achieves the desired security requirements.

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Secure first-price sealed-bid auction scheme

Cao

2017

EURASIP J. on Info. Security

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“…Shih's scheme [8] mainly used the reverse auction such as government procurement. Sellers first make the goods public, and buyer chooses and confirms the compliance with the bidding seller at beginning stage.…”

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“…In 2011, M. J. Li [8] proposed a electronic auction with the strong anonymity and bid privacy by using of zero knowledge proof. At the registration stage, the bidders also need to register to the third party and confer with the third party on session key.…”

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“…Table 2 The achieved requirements W.S. Juag [5] D.H.Shih [6] C.C.Wu [7] M.J.Li [8] Our scheme Without third party…”

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“…Subsequently, many sealed bid electronic auction protocols [5][6][7][8] have been proposed. However, most of sealed bid electronic auction protocols have the third party (the auction host), once the third party is dishonest or conspire with the bidder, the other bidders' privacy and auctioneer's interests will be threatened; Moreover, it is not perfect that identity authentication of the bidder after opening phase, the bidder cannot prove that he is the real winner, and it can not find the real bidder.…”

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Sealed-BID electronic auction without the third party

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2014 11th International Computer Conference on Wavelet Actiev Media Technology and Information Processing(ICCWAMTIP)

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The previous electronic sealed-bid auction schemes usually have a common drawback, the third party (auction host) can conspire with a malicious bidder to leak all bidding prices before the opening stage. It results in the malicious bidder wining the auction with an optimal bidding price. This paper proposes a sealed-bid auction scheme without third party to get over this drawback. The proposed scheme adopts the ideal of the conditionally anonymous ring signcryption to guarantee the secure requirements of sealed-bid electronic auction.

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Untraceable dynamic‐identity‐based remote user authentication scheme with verifiable password update

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2013

Int J Communication

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SUMMARY People are always concerned about privacy. Techniques tracing specific user activities may damage privacy seriously. To protect user privacy, a dynamic‐identity‐based remote user authentication scheme will be proposed in this manuscript. This scheme employs smart cards to achieve mutual authentication, and no verifier table is needed. Via this scheme, transmitted identities are always fresh such that untraceability is ensured, and a user can change his or her password after being authenticated successfully. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Practical electronic auction scheme with strong anonymity and bidding privacy

Cited by 27 publications

References 18 publications

Secure first-price sealed-bid auction scheme

Secure first-price sealed-bid auction scheme

Sealed-BID electronic auction without the third party

Untraceable dynamic‐identity‐based remote user authentication scheme with verifiable password update

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