Digital arbitration for trusted communication

  • Brownstein D
  • Dolev S
  • Gilboa N
  • et al.
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Abstract

We introduce the notion of digital-arbitration which enables resolving disputes between servers and users with the aid of arbitrators. Arbitrators are semi-trusted entities in the social network that facilitate communication or business transactions. The communicating parties, users and servers, agree before a communication transaction on a set of arbitrators they trust (reputation systems may support their choice). Then, the arbitrators receive a resource, e.g., a deposit, and a terms-of-use agreement between participants such that the resource of a participant is returned if and only if the participant acts according to the agreement.

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Brownstein, D., Dolev, S., Gilboa, N., & Hermoni, O. (2016). Digital arbitration for trusted communication. Journal of Trust Management, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40493-016-0024-x

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