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Analysis and Improvement of an Anonymity Scheme for P2P Reputation Systems

Luoyao Hao, Shize Lu, Shiyu Yang, Niangang Liu, Qizhi Huang

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In 2006, Miranda et al. proposed an anonymity scheme to achieve peers' anonymity in Peer-to-Peer. (P2P) reputation systems. In this paper, we show that this scheme can not achieve peers' anonymity in two cases. We also propose an improvement which solves the problem and improves the degree of anonymity.

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In 2006, Miranda et al. proposed an anonymity scheme to achieve peers' anonymity in Peer-to-Peer. (P2P) reputation systems. In this paper, we show that this scheme can not achieve peers' anonymity in two cases. We also propose an improvement which solves the problem and improves the degree of anonymity.

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In 2006, Miranda et al. proposed an anonymity scheme to achieve peers' anonymity in Peer-to-Peer. (P2P) reputation systems. In this paper, we show that this scheme can not achieve peers' anonymity in two cases. We also propose an improvement which solves the problem and improves the degree of anonymity.

Key concepts: Anonymity, Reputation, Scheme (mathematics), Computer science, Peer-to-peer, Reputation system, Internet privacy, Computer security

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