An Optimistic NBAC-Based Fair Exchange Method for Arbitrary Items
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Auteurs : Masayuki Terada [Japon] ; Kensaku Mori [Japon] ; Sadayuki Hongo [Japon]Source :
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science [ 0302-9743 ] ; 2006.
English descriptors
- Teeft :
- Agreement property, Algorithm, Arbitrary items, Communication channel, Communication channels, Congestion problem, Current smartcards, Digital content, Digital signature, Electronic commerce, Electronic vouchers, Exchange method, Exchange protocol, Exchange protocols, Fair exchange, Fair exchange method, Fair exchange problem, Fair exchange protocols, Gradual protocols, Hongo, Main protocol, Mobile phone, Mobile phones, Mori, Mutual exchange, Nbac, Nbac problem, Nbac properties, Nbac protocol, Nbac protocols, Online, Optimistic manner, Optimistic nbac protocol, Optimistic protocol, Optimistic protocols, Other party, Output resulta, Proc, Protocol, Reduction algorithm, Resulta, Resultb, Resultt, Sect, Smartcard, Smartcards, Strong generatability, Subprotocol, System model, Terada, Termination property, Untrusted, Untrusted process, Untrusted processes, Votea, Voucher, Weak fairness.
Abstract
Abstract: Fair exchange protocols are important in realizing safe electronic commerce. In particular, optimistic fair exchange protocols, which involve a trusted third party only when mutual communication between exchanging parties fails, are the most promising development because of their efficiency. Unfortunately, however, existing optimistic protocols place restrictions on the items that can be exchanged, i.e., at least one item must be a “strongly generatable” item such as a digital signature. Without this requirement, only weak fairness that requires (expensive) external dispute resolution processes (e.g. trials in court) after exchange failure can be assured. This paper proposes a novel fair exchange method that enables parties to fairly exchange arbitrary items in an optimistic manner. This is achieved by realizing an optimistic non-blocking atomic commitment (NBAC) protocol between two smartcards and adapting the known result that fair exchange can be reduced to NBAC among trusted processes.
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