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A Certification Scheme for Electronic Commerce

This paper examines trust in distributed systems. The particular example that we choose is that of key certification, although the techniques have more general application. Existing system do not provide sufficient evidence to help to resolve disputes. We address this problem.

Bruno Crispo | T. Mark A. Lomas

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