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Peer-to-Peer Privacy Preserving Reputation Inquiry: An Agent Assistant Approach |
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Bon K. Sy |
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Vol. 7 No. 7 pp. 37-46 |
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Abstract |
This research presents a privacy preserving peer-to-peer communication mechanism that allows peers using their personal agents to obtain reputation information of each other through a pair of trustworthy mediator proxies. A mediator proxy is considered trustworthy, if even when it is compromised, it can guarantee three conditions: (1) the anonymity of the identity of the responders and the target being inquired, (2) the privacy of the content in an inquiry and a response, and (3) the boundary limit of the reputation summary with no possibility of combining the response of multiple inquiries to reverse engineer the reputation rating of an individual responder. |
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Keywords |
Privacy preserving, trustworthy mediator proxy, double-blind communication, homomorphic encryption |
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