Anonymous Payment in a Kiosk Centric Model Using Digital Signature Scheme with Message Recovery and Low Computational Power Devices

Isaac, Jesús Téllez; Cámara, José Sierra; Manzanares, Antonio Izquierdo; Márquez, Joaquín Torres

doi:10.3390/jtaer1020009

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“…As per our knowledge mobile payment protocols were not proposed in MCN environment. Mobile payment protocols proposed by Téllez et al (Téllez, & Sierra, 2007a;Téllez, & Sierra, 2007b;Téllez, Sierra, Izquierdo, & Torres, 2006;Téllez, Sierra, Zeadally, & Torres, 2008) are the examples of mobile payment protocols suitable for scenarios with communication restrictions. MCN also has communication restrictions such as low bandwidth and disrupted network which is very common in these networks.…”

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A Secure Mobile Payment Framework in MANET Environment

Ahamad

Sastry

Udgata

2013

International Journal of E-Business Research

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In this paper the authors propose a Secure Mobile Payment Framework in Multi hop Cellular Network environment (which is an integration of cellular networks and mobile ad hoc networks) using Mobile Agent technology and Digital Signature with Message Recovery (DSMR) mechanism based on ECDSA mechanism. Secure communication in Multi hop Cellular Networks is a nontrivial task because of lack of infrastructure, no prior trust relationships among nodes due to the absence of a centralized authority. Mobile Agent technology and Digital Signature with Message Recovery based on ECDSA mechanism provides secure mobile payments in Multi hop Cellular Networks. Mobile Agent technology has many benefits such as bandwidth conservation, reduction of latency, reduction of completion time, Asynchronous (disconnected) communications. Digital Signature with Message Recovery based on ECDSA eliminates the need of adopting PKI cryptosystems. The proposed protocol ensures Authentication, Integrity, Confidentiality and Non Repudiation, achieves Identity protection from merchant and Eavesdropper, achieves Transaction privacy from Eavesdropper and Payment Gateway, achieves Payment Secrecy, Order Secrecy, forward secrecy, prevents Double Spending, Overspending and Money laundering. The security properties of the proposed protocol have been verified successfully using BAN Logic, AVISPA and Scyther Tools and presented with results.

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A Secure Mobile Payment Framework in MANET Environment

Ahamad

Sastry

Udgata

2013

International Journal of E-Business Research

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“…As a result, a new trend has emerged which is to develop mobile payment systems based on restricted connectivity scenarios, achieving the same security and performance levels as the Full Connectivity Scenario. Protocols proposed by Téllez et al [27][28][29][30][31][32] constitute examples of mobile payment protocols suitable for scenarios with communication restrictions. However, such proposals are theoretical and do not capture practical performance issues we encounter with real systems.…”

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Design of secure mobile payment protocols for restricted connectivity scenarios

Téllez Isaac

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The emergence of mobile and wireless networks made posible the extensión of electronic commerce to a new area of research: mobile commerce called m-commerce, which includes mobile payment), that refers to any e-commerce transaction made from a mobile device using wireless networks. Most of the mobile payment systems found in the literatura are based on the full connectivity scenario where all the entities are directly connected one to another but do not support business models with direct communication restrictions between the entities of the system is not a impediment to perform comercial transactions. It is for this reason that mobile payment systems that consider those situations where direct communications between entities of the system is not posible (temporarily or permanently) basically due to the impossibility of one of the entities connected to the Internet are required. In order to solve the current shortage in the scientific world of previous research works that address the problema of on-line payment from mobile devices in connectivity restricted scenarios, in this thesis we propose a set of secure payment protocols (that use both symmetric and non-traditional asymmetric cryptography), which have low computational power requirements, are fit for scenarios with communications restrictions (where at least two of the entities of the system cannot exchange information in a direct way and must do it through another entity) and offer the same security capabilities as those protocols designed for full connectivity scenarios. The proposed protocols are applicable to other types of networks, such as vehicular ad hoc network (VANETs), where services exist which require on-line payment and scenarios with communication restrictions.On the other hand, the implementation (in a multiplatform programming language) of the designed protocols shows that their performance is suitable for devices with limited computational power.

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