Smart E-Auction Based on Forward Security for Authentic & Anonymous Data Sharing with Auditing Integrity

Vidya A. Gaikwad, Sachin D. Babar

Abstract


In digital era, the E-Auction systems provide the
platform to auction the different types of items with less flexibility.
In day-to-day life the information sharing is more demanding over
the cloud computing and precise survey of shared information is
more useful to individuals as well as society. The sharing of data
may incur issues like integrity of data, effectiveness and protection
of information owner. To develop Smart E-Auction with anonymous
and authentic information sharing, the use of ring signature is a
guaranteed scheme where the owners of data confirm their
information which can be kept on cloud for analytical purposes. The
excessive testament check in conventional PKI (Public key
infrastructure) becomes the problem. The use of forward ring ID
signature security eliminates the efforts required for verification of
certificates. The add-on of third party auditor with smart E-auction
evaluates and prevents the risk of cloud storage services.


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