tsrCert: Traceable Self-Randomization Certificate and Its Application to Blockchain Supervision
Yan Zhu,
Haibin Zheng,
Bo Qin
et al.
Abstract:Traditional public key infrastructure (PKI) only provides authentication for network communication, and the standard X.509 certificate used in this architecture reveals the user's identity. This lack of privacy protection no longer satisfies the increasing demands for personal privacy. Though an optimized anonymous PKI certificate realizes anonymity, it has the potential to be abused due to the lack of identity tracking. Therefore, maintaining a balance between user anonymity and traceability has become an inc… Show more
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