Presentation 1998/12/10
A Light Weight Non-Repudiation Protocol
C.H. You, K.Y. Lam,
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Abstract(in English) With the recent explosive growth in electronic businesses over the internet, electronic transactions require protection against false denial of a party having been involved in all or part of the communication. Non-repudiation services provide such protection using cryptographic means such as digital signatures and time stamping. During the engagement of non-repudiation services, evidences are generated so as to facilitate the settlement of disputes if any arises. Several proposed non-repudiation protocols support basic requirements like non-repudiation of origin and non-repudiation of receipt while maintaining fairness through-out a protocol run. However, most schemes do not address the critical issue on how to minimise the workload of trusted third parties and the validity of evidence generated. This paper uses the idea of evidence chaining and certificate inclusion to address such problems.
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Keyword(in English) non-repudiation / validity of evidence / evidence chaining / trusted third party / dispute resolution
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Conference Date 1998/12/10(1days)
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Title (in English) A Light Weight Non-Repudiation Protocol
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Keyword(1) non-repudiation
Keyword(2) validity of evidence
Keyword(3) evidence chaining
Keyword(4) trusted third party
Keyword(5) dispute resolution
1st Author's Name C.H. You
1st Author's Affiliation School of Computing National University of Singapore()
2nd Author's Name K.Y. Lam
2nd Author's Affiliation School of Computing National University of Singapore
Date 1998/12/10
Paper # ISEC98-51
Volume (vol) vol.98
Number (no) 464
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 10
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