A fair non-repudiation protocol
Yixian Yang
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Yixian Yang
Abstract
Non-repudiation is one of the most important premises to achieve electronic commerce while fairness is what people have been chasing during electronic transaction. In this paper we propose a fair non-repudiation protocol to resolve the possible repudiation problem both in sender side and in receiver side and make them in equal positions. In the protocol, a trusted third part is used to generate non-repudiation evidence and the number of exchanged messages is smaller. This protocol can achieve non-repudiation service in an efficient and practical way.
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Non-repudiation is one of the most important premises to achieve electronic commerce while fairness is what people have been chasing during electronic transaction. In this paper we propose a fair non-repudiation protocol to resolve the possible repudiation problem both in sender side and in receiver side and make them in equal positions. In the protocol, a trusted third part is used to generate non-repudiation evidence and the number of exchanged messages is smaller. This protocol can achieve non-repudiation service in an efficient and practical way.
Key concepts: Non-repudiation, Communication source, Protocol (science), Computer science, Computer security, Database transaction, Trusted third party, Service (business)