Utilizing national public-key infrastructure in mobile payment systems

Hassinen, Marko; Hyppönen, Konstantin; Trichina, Elena

doi:10.1016/j.elerap.2007.03.006

Cited by 36 publications

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“…Kungpisdan et al (2004). It has continued through the years in 512 related studies by Hassinen et al (2008) and Li et al (2012). 513 Building on previous studies, Isaac and Zeadally (2013) solutions (Isaac and Zeadally 2014), which is another rare feature 517 of technology articles (see Table 5).…”

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A critical review of mobile payment research

Dahlberg

Guo

Ondruš

2015

Electronic Commerce Research and Applications

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A critical review of mobile payment research

Dahlberg

Guo

Ondruš

2015

Electronic Commerce Research and Applications

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“…A PKI-enabled SIM card [15] is a SIM card integrated with the Wireless Identity Module (WIM) making possible the use of certificates. PKI-enabled SIM cards are suitable for computing a public key algorithm such as RSA, and it takes advantage of security mechanism.…”

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“…These types of schemes require high computational power to verify the authenticity and integrity of payment information because many cryptographic operations are computed. For example, the schemes proposed in [5,10,14,15,18,22,23] compute many public key cryptography operations to validate the digital signature. The second type of schemes is based on direct mobile phone bill.…”

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P2PM-pay: Person to Person Mobile Payment Scheme Controlled by Expiration Date

Martínez-Peláez

Toral-Cruz

Ruiz

et al. 2015

Wireless Pers Commun

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In this paper, we propose P2PM-pay scheme which provides two key points. The first key point is related with the mobile cash. In P2PM-pay scheme, the mobile cash is controlled by the expiration date. The expiration date is embedded into the mobile cash by partial blind signature during the withdrawal date, and the bank does not hold information about the operation. Moreover, we have considered the effective date and deposit date for administrative purposes. The effective date is when customers use their mobile cash to pay for products, and the deposit date is when merchants receive the funds in their bank account. The other key point is related with the authentication process among participants. Although P2PM-pay uses WTLS protocol, we propose a wireless public key infrastructure with an efficient certificate path validation. Furthermore, the design of the proposed scheme achieves successfully the security requirements described in previous works. Consequently, P2PM-pay is secure against well-known attacks and efficient in terms of processing time.

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“…Security is Positive belief about the perceived reliability of, dependability of, and confidence in using a Smartphone [16]. Smartphone's mobile services, such as Internet, mobile banking, and online purchase are attracting consumers and organizational users [7]. Therefore, the security as an important component affecting attitude toward Smartphone purchases intention.…”

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confidence: 99%