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Optimistic Fair Exchange based on Publicly Verifiable Secret Sharing

Serge Vaudenay, Gildas Avoine
2004
Conference paper

Abstract

In this paper we propose an optimistic two-party fair exchange protocol which does not rely on a centralized trusted third party. Instead, the fairness of the protocol relies on the honesty of part of the neighbor participants. This new concept, which is based on a generic verifiable secret sharing scheme, is particularly relevant in networks where centralized authority can neither be used on-line nor off-line.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/99463?ln=en

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