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Ecommerce Protocol References

PAPERS DESCRIBING THE OPERATION OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE PROTOCOLS

Papers describing NetCash

• Gennady Medvinsky and B. Clifford Neuman. NetCash: A design for practical electronic currency on the Internet. In Proceedings of 1st the ACM Conference on Computer and Communication Security November 1993. postscript , compressed postscript

• Gennady Medvinsky and B. Clifford Neuman. Electronic Currency for the Internet, Electronic Markets 3(9/10):23-24, October 1993 (invited). Also appeared in Connexions 8(6):19-23, June 1994. postscript

Papers describing NetCheque

• B. Clifford Neuman and Gennady Medvinsky. Requirements for Network Payment: The NetCheque Perspective In Proceedings of IEEE COMPCON'95 . March 1995. postscript , compressed postscript

• B. Clifford Neuman. Proxy-Based Authorization and Accounting for Distributed Systems. In Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems , pages 283-291, May 1993. postscript , compressed postscript

Papers on related topics to Netcash and Netcheque

• Charlie Lai, Gennady Medvinsky, and B. Clifford Neuman. Endorsements, Licensing, and Insurance for Distributed System Services, In Proceedings of 2nd the ACM Conference on Computer and Communication Security November 1994. postscript , compressed postscript

MORE ON ELECTRONIC PAYMENT AND PRIVACY PROTOCOLS

http://www.digicash.com/publish/publish.html

• Mihir Bellare, Juan A. Garay, Ralf Hauser, Amir Herzberg, Hugo Krawczyk, Michael Steiner, Gene Tsudik, Michael Waidner: iKP A Family of Secure Electronic Payment Protocols; IBM T.J. Watson Research Centre and IBM Zürich Research Lab, Draft, March 1995. http://www.zurich.ibm.ch/Technology/Security/extern/ecommerce/ ;

  Jean-Paul Boly et.al. : The ESPRIT Project CAFE - High Security Digital Payment Systems; ESORICS '94, LNCS 875, Springer-Verlag, Berlin 1994, 217-230 . see also http://www.zurich.ibm.ch/Technology/Security/sirene/projects/cafe/index.html ;

• David Chaum: Achieving Electronic Privacy; Scientific American, August 1992, 96-101. David Chaum: Privacy Protected Payments; SMARTCARD 2000, North-Holland, Amsterdam 1989, 69-93.

• Semyon Dukach. SNPP: A Simple Network Payment Protocol; Computer Security Applications Conference,1992.

• David K. Gifford, Lawrence C. Stewart, Andrew C. Payne, G. Winfield Treese: Payment Switches for Open Networks; IEEE COMPCON, March 95. http://www.openmarket.com/about/technical/ ;

• Kristol, Low, Maxemchuk. Anonymous Internet Mercantile Protocol. This paper describes how the ACC system might be adapted for use on the Internet to pay for information services.
• Steven H. Low, Nicholas F. Maxemchuk, Sanjoy Paul: Anonymous Credit Cards; 2nd ACM Conference on Computer and Communication Security, Fairfax 1994. http://www.research.att.com/index.html#acc ;

• Low, Maxemchuk, Paul. Anonymous Credit Cards (ACC). This paper describes the basic mechanism.
• Low, Maxemchuk, Paul. Anonymous Credit Cards and its Collusion Analysis This paper describes the ACC protocol in terms of simple building blocks and standard cryptographic techniques. It also presents a systematic way to determine the set of participants that must collude for private information to be revealed.
• Maxemchuk, Low. The Use of Communications Networks to Increase Personal Privacy. Communication networks make it possible to bring information together, but they also make it possible to separate and hide information. Dispursing the information enhances privacy by forcing multiple parties to collude to compile a dossier.

• Clifford Neuman, Gennady Medvinsky. Requirements for Network Payment: The NetCheque Perspective; IEEE COMPCON, March 95 .

• Marvin Sirbu, J. D. Tygar. NetBill: An Internet Commerce System; IEEE COMPCON, March 95 . http://www.ini.cmu.edu/netbill

DOCUMENT MARKING AND ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING

Copyright protection is a key concern of publishers seeking to use computer networks to distribute their publications. These papers describe current research on document marking and identification techniques used to discourage the illicit copying of documents distributed in either paper or electronic form.

• Electronic Marking and Identification Techniques to Discourage Document Copying . Brassil, Low, Maxemchuk & O'Gorman.

• Hiding Information in Document Images , Brassil.

• Document Marking and Identification using both Line and Word Shifting . Low, Maxemchuk, Brassil, O'Gorman.

• Copyright Protection for Electronic Publishing over Computer Networks . Choudhury, Maxemchuk, Paul, Schulzrinne.

• Electronic Document Distribution . Maxemchuk. Appeared in AT&T Technical Journal , Sept., 1994, pp.73-80.

• Richard Rolfe: Here Comes Electronic Cash; Credit Card Management Europe, January/February 1994, 16-20.

MISC PROTOCOLS

True eCash Schemes

• "Achieving Electronic Privacy ," D. Chaum , (invited) Scientific American , August 1992, pp. 96-101

• "Security without identification: card computers to make big brother obsolete ," D. Chaum

• "Prepaid Smart Card Techniques. A Brief Introduction and Comparison .", D. Chaum , 1993.

• "Online Cash Checks" , D. Chaum , Advances in Cryptology - EUROCRYPT '89 , pp. 288-293.
• DigiCash publications - achieving electronic privacy

• DigiCash publications - Big brother

• DigiCash publications - prepaid smart card techniques

• DigiCash publications - online cash checks