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Design of An Fair Non-Repudiation Protocol Using Digital Signature Recorder  

Lee, Yong-Joon (숭실대학교 멀티미디어연구실)
Oh, Hae-Seok (경원대학교 소프트웨어대학)
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The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences / v.29, no.9C, 2004 , pp. 1345-1351 More about this Journal
Abstract
Due to the overwhelming importance the Internet gained nowadays, more and more sophisticated security services are requested. However many applications such as Internet Banking, Home Trading System, Electronic Medical Recede, electronic commerce, etc. are related to non-repudiation. Non-repudiation services are one of these new security requirements. ill comparison to other security issues, such as privacy or authenticity of communications, non-repudiation has not been studied intensively. Informally, we say that a protocol is fair if at the end of the protocol execution either originator receives a non-repudiation of receipt evidence and recipient receives a non-repudiation of origin evidence or none of them receives any valid evidence. The most non-repudiation protocols rely on a trusted third party(TIP) that has to intervene during each protocols run. the TIP may create a communication bottleneck. ill this paper, we suggest the digital signature recorder that guarantees fairness logically and supplies minimal network bottleneck to be composed verification server physically.
Keywords
Fairness; Non-Repudiation Service; Without TTP; Digital Signature Recorder;
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