Authorised Secure Host Communication under Data Provenance Verification- A Signcryption Based Contract Signing Protocol

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Bolladi Swathi
Bolladi Swathi
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P.Vasanth Sena
P.Vasanth Sena
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The wide qualities of distributed (ex: P2P networks) network has given us many advantages and threats for enhancement of distributed computing. The best way to reduce threats is adding a reputation-based globally trusted model. Many present trust models are failing to restrain effectively some behaviors like collusive attacks, but pay no heed towards the security of this mechanism.

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Bolladi Swathi. 2012. \u201cAuthorised Secure Host Communication under Data Provenance Verification- A Signcryption Based Contract Signing Protocol\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - E: Network, Web & Security GJCST-E Volume 12 (GJCST Volume 12 Issue E15): .

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The wide qualities of distributed (ex: P2P networks) network has given us many advantages and threats for enhancement of distributed computing. The best way to reduce threats is adding a reputation-based globally trusted model. Many present trust models are failing to restrain effectively some behaviors like collusive attacks, but pay no heed towards the security of this mechanism.

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Authorised Secure Host Communication under Data Provenance Verification- A Signcryption Based Contract Signing Protocol

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