Most of the fair contract signing protocols published to date make use of a Trusted Third Party (TTP) to achieve fairness. In this paper, we have designed a fair contract signing protocol to support fair reselling of a DRM license without using a dedicated TTP. This protocol makes use of the concurrent signature (CS) and the existing license distribution infrastructure. By making use of the CS scheme, and integrating it into the existing license distribution infrastructure, we avoid the use of a dedicated TTP, thus introducing no additional communication overhead in providing fair license reselling. Also, the protocol is designed such that none of the two signers can prove to an outside entity that he is in control of the outcome of the pro...
In [9], Camp discussed why DRM is not equivalent to copyright enforcement. In 2005, Arnab et al. dis...
Fairness in concurrent signatures revisited Concurrent signature, introduced by Chen, Kudla and Pate...
We present a new protocol that allows two players to exchange digital signatures over the Internet i...
A fair contract signing protocol allows two potentially mistrusted parities to exchange their commit...
This paper describes a novel approach to support multiple resellings of DRM-Protected contents. The ...
Abstract—A fair contract-signing protocol allows two potentially mistrusted parities to exchange the...
The participation of an e-notary, acting as an on-line Trusted Third Party is required in some scena...
With the economy developing and popular Internet, the general concept of contract signing has change...
Fair digital signature of contracts and agreements is an essential process in any electronic commerc...
A fair contract signing protocol is used to enable two mistrusted parties to exchange two signatures...
A fair contract signing protocol is used to enable two mistrusted parties to exchange two signatures...
AbstractA multi-party contract signing protocol allows a set of participants to exchange messages wi...
Abstract- Security services becomes crucial to many applications such as e-commerce payment protocol...
We present a new protocol that allows two players to exchange digital signatures over the Internet i...
In [9], Camp discussed why DRM is not equivalent to copyright enforcement. In 2005, Arnab et al. dis...
In [9], Camp discussed why DRM is not equivalent to copyright enforcement. In 2005, Arnab et al. dis...
Fairness in concurrent signatures revisited Concurrent signature, introduced by Chen, Kudla and Pate...
We present a new protocol that allows two players to exchange digital signatures over the Internet i...
A fair contract signing protocol allows two potentially mistrusted parities to exchange their commit...
This paper describes a novel approach to support multiple resellings of DRM-Protected contents. The ...
Abstract—A fair contract-signing protocol allows two potentially mistrusted parities to exchange the...
The participation of an e-notary, acting as an on-line Trusted Third Party is required in some scena...
With the economy developing and popular Internet, the general concept of contract signing has change...
Fair digital signature of contracts and agreements is an essential process in any electronic commerc...
A fair contract signing protocol is used to enable two mistrusted parties to exchange two signatures...
A fair contract signing protocol is used to enable two mistrusted parties to exchange two signatures...
AbstractA multi-party contract signing protocol allows a set of participants to exchange messages wi...
Abstract- Security services becomes crucial to many applications such as e-commerce payment protocol...
We present a new protocol that allows two players to exchange digital signatures over the Internet i...
In [9], Camp discussed why DRM is not equivalent to copyright enforcement. In 2005, Arnab et al. dis...
In [9], Camp discussed why DRM is not equivalent to copyright enforcement. In 2005, Arnab et al. dis...
Fairness in concurrent signatures revisited Concurrent signature, introduced by Chen, Kudla and Pate...
We present a new protocol that allows two players to exchange digital signatures over the Internet i...