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Anonymous Security Systems and Applications: Requirements and Solutions

Release Date: May, 2012. Copyright © 2012. 265 pages.
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DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-1649-3, ISBN13: 9781466616493, ISBN10: 1466616490, EISBN13: 9781466616509
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Tamura, Shinsuke. "Anonymous Security Systems and Applications: Requirements and Solutions." IGI Global, 2012. 1-265. Web. 23 May. 2013. doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-1649-3

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Tamura, S. (2012). Anonymous Security Systems and Applications: Requirements and Solutions (pp. 1-265). doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-1649-3

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Tamura, Shinsuke. "Anonymous Security Systems and Applications: Requirements and Solutions." 1-265 (2012), accessed May 23, 2013. doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-1649-3

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Description

As modern technologies, such as credit cards, social networking, and online user accounts, become part of the consumer lifestyle, information about an individual’s purchasing habits, associations, or other information has become increasingly less private. As a result, the details of consumers’ lives can now be accessed and shared among third party entities whose motivations lie beyond the grasp, and even understanding, of the original owners.

Anonymous Security Systems and Applications: Requirements and Solutions outlines the benefits and drawbacks of anonymous security technologies designed to obscure the identities of users. These technologies may help solve various privacy issues and encourage more people to make full use of information and communication technologies, and may help to establish more secure, convenient, efficient, and environmentally-friendly societies.

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Table of Contents and List of Contributors

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To understand the importance of secure anonymous system technologies, this chapter introduces communication, electronic payment, cloud computing, and electronic gove... Sample PDF | More details...
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As the foundation of all security enhanced systems, encryptions and decryptions are defined, and homomorphic (additive or multiplicative), probabilistic, commutative... Sample PDF | More details...
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Integrity is the property of information concerning protection against its unauthorized modifications and forgeries. This chapter discusses bulletin board (BB), hash... Sample PDF | More details...
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As encryption schemes useful in developing secure anonymous systems, linear equation based encryption, probabilistic, commutative and verifiable re-encryption, and t... Sample PDF | More details...
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This chapter summarizes approaches that are adopted in this book to satisfy various requirements of secure anonymous systems listed in the 1st chapter of Section 1.... Sample PDF | More details...
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This chapter discusses schemes to confirm that data owned by anonymous entities are legitimate ones, in other words, to protect data owned by anonymous entities from... Sample PDF | More details...
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Anonymous Communication (pages 101-123)
Schemes of anonymous communication enable entities to send or receive their messages without disclosing their identities to others including managers of communicatio... Sample PDF | More details...
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This chapter introduces schemes for anonymous statistics calculations, in which an entity or a set of entities calculate functions of data owned by other entities wi... Sample PDF | More details...
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As the first application of secure anonymous systems, after reviewing conventional schemes, this chapter develops anonymous token, ITL, and ID list based anonymous a... Sample PDF | More details...
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An anonymous credit card system and an electronic cash (e-cash) system are developed while exploiting ITLs and anonymous tag based credentials. Both systems enable e... Sample PDF | More details...
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As elements that constitute electronic procurement systems, anonymous auction, object delivery, and object monitoring systems are developed based on ITLs, anonymous... Sample PDF | More details...
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As one of applications in electronic governance, this chapter develops an electronic voting (e-voting) system. After discussing requirements for e-voting systems and... Sample PDF | More details...
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Topics Covered

  • Anonymous Auction System Development
  • Anonymous Authentication
  • Anonymous Service Components
  • Anonymous Token-Based Schemes
  • Classification of Encryption Algorithms
  • e-voting systems and civic engagement
  • Encryption and Decryption
  • Encryption Schemes for Anonymous Systems
  • Enhanced Symmetric key Based Mix-net (ESEBM)
  • Hash, Mac and Digital Signatures
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Author(s)/Editor(s) Biography

Shinsuke Tamura received the B.S., M.S. and Dr.(Eng.) degrees in Control Engineering from Osaka University in 1970, 1972 and 1991, respectively. During 1972 to 2001 he worked for Toshiba Corporation, and had been developing information systems for various applications including mechanical CAD systems, system engineering tools, manufacturing systems, power systems, railway control systems, and building, factory and office automation systems. He is currently a professor of Graduate School of Engineering, University of Fukui. His current research interests include distributed system architecture, system development methods, information security, path planning algorithms (for manipulators), and manufacturing scheduling algorithms.