Proxy Signature-Based Management Model of Sharing Energy Storage in Blockchain Environment

Wang, Yiting; Qiu, Weiqiang; Dong, Ling; Zhou, Wei; Pei, You; Yang, Li; Nian, Heng; Lin, Zhenzhi

doi:10.3390/app10217502

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“…Blockchain technology solves the Byzantine general problem, greatly reduces the cost of trust and accounting in the real economy, and redefines the property right system in the Internet era. The introduction of blockchain technology in the proxy signature mechanism can realize the delegation of digital signature rights under the premise of safety and reliability, and support traceability and tamper-proof modification [46]. Additionally, blockchain-based proxy signatures enable anonymity of authentication while ensuring traceability of misconduct [47].…”

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A Linear Homomorphic Proxy Signature Scheme Based on Blockchain for Internet of Things

Wang¹,

Wu²

2023

Computer Modeling in Engineering &Amp; Sciences

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The mushroom growth of IoT has been accompanied by the generation of massive amounts of data. Subject to the limited storage and computing capabilities of most IoT devices, a growing number of institutions and organizations outsource their data computing tasks to cloud servers to obtain efficient and accurate computation while avoiding the cost of local data computing. One of the most important challenges facing outsourcing computing is how to ensure the correctness of computation results. Linearly homomorphic proxy signature (LHPS) is a desirable solution to ensure the reliability of outsourcing computing in the case of authorized signing right. Blockchain has the characteristics of tamper-proof and traceability, and is a new technology to solve data security. However, as far as we know, constructions of LHPS have been few and far between. In addition, the existing LHPS scheme does not focus on homomorphic unforgeability and does not use blockchain technology. Herein, we improve the security model of the LHPS scheme, and the usual existential forgery and homomorphic existential forgery of two types of adversaries are considered. Under the new model, we present a blockchain-based LHPS scheme. The security analysis shows that under the adaptive chosen message attack, the unforgeability of the proposed scheme can be reduced to the CDH hard assumption, while achieving the usual and homomorphic existential unforgeability. Moreover, compared with the previous LHPS scheme, the performance analysis shows that our scheme has the same key size and comparable computational overhead, but has higher security.

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A Linear Homomorphic Proxy Signature Scheme Based on Blockchain for Internet of Things

Wang¹,

Wu²

2023

Computer Modeling in Engineering &Amp; Sciences

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“…Proxy signatures are now widely used in blockchain technology. Wang et al [3] proposed a proxy signature mechanism based on the ElGamal algorithm in order to address the problem that the signature power of nodes cannot be transferred to blockchains, which is suitable for the management model of Sharing energy storage (SES) on blockchains. Shen et al [4] proposed a lightweight threshold certificate authority framework LTCA by devising a threshold proxy signature, where the proxy signing key is issued by a coalition of a threshold number of certificate authorities (CAs) playing the roles of authorized nodes in the consortium blockchain.…”

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“…Signature type [3] No Proxy signature [4] Yes reshold signature [5] Yes Multi-proxy signature [16] Yes Ring signature [17] Yes No signature [19] No No signature [20] Yes Ring signature…”

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A Decentralized Electronic Reporting Scheme with Privacy Protection Based on Proxy Signature and Blockchain

Zou

Liu

Ren

et al. 2022

Security and Communication Networks

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The electronic reporting system can alleviate the problems in terms of efficiency, content confidentiality, and reporter privacy imposed in the traditional reporting system. Relying on anonymity, the privacy of reporters can be protected, but the authentication of reporters with fake names should also be maintained. If authenticated anonymity is guaranteed, the reporters may still conduct misbehaviors such as submitting fake reports after the authentication. To address the above dilemma, we propose to apply a proxy signature to achieve authenticated anonymity and employ blockchain to maintain anonymity yet guarantee traceability for reporters’ misbehaviors. We also propose a new proxy signature scheme in this paper by module lattice for postquantum security. The extensive analysis justified our proposed scheme is secure and manageable.

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“…In [12], a cloud energy storage solution for utilizing distributed energy storage systems in microgrids is presented. The authors of [13] propose a model for the management of shared energy storage underpinned by proxy signatures in a blockchain setting.…”

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Blockchain-Based Auctioning for Energy Storage Sharing in a Smart Community

Damisa

Nwulu

2022

Energies

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The increasing prevalence of renewable energy resources introduces a high variability that complicates the task of energy management in modern power grids. Among other technologies, batteries have proven effective in managing power imbalances in such grids. However, the high cost of large-scale batteries, coupled with their enormous space requirements, could deter their adoption by large consumers such as shared facility controllers. The aggregation of residential energy storage units offers shared facility controllers (SFCs) an alternative way to leverage storage; however, a secure scheme that promotes fairness and transparency in the selection and compensation of shared storage unit owners is needed. To this end, an Ethereum smart contract that makes residential storage capacities available to SFCs via a double auction mechanism is proposed. The contract is written with solidity and deployed in the browser-based Remix-integrated development environment. Scenario tests prove the effectiveness of the smart contract in selecting and compensating the owners of shared storage capacities, according to predefined auction rules.

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Proxy Signature-Based Management Model of Sharing Energy Storage in Blockchain Environment

Cited by 13 publications

References 33 publications

A Linear Homomorphic Proxy Signature Scheme Based on Blockchain for Internet of Things

A Linear Homomorphic Proxy Signature Scheme Based on Blockchain for Internet of Things

A Decentralized Electronic Reporting Scheme with Privacy Protection Based on Proxy Signature and Blockchain

Blockchain-Based Auctioning for Energy Storage Sharing in a Smart Community

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