This paper demonstrates a relation between e-auction and e-voting by presenting two e-auction schemes derived from the Helios and Civitas e-voting schemes.
The cryptographic foundations of e-auction and e-voting schemes are similar, for instance, seminal works in both domains have applied mixnets, homomorphic encryption, and trapdoor bit-commitments. However, these developments have appeared independently and the two communities are disjoint. In this paper, we demonstrate a relation between e-auction and e-voting: we present Hawk and Aucitas, two e-auction schemes derived from the Helios and Civitas e-voting schemes. Our results make progress towards the unification of the e-auction and e-voting domains.
@inproceedings{Smyth14-Hawk-and-Aucitas-auction-schemes,
title = {{Hawk and Aucitas:}}
# {{ e-auction schemes from the Helios and Civitas e-voting schemes}},
year = {2014}, author = {Adam McCarthy and Ben Smyth and Elizabeth A. Quaglia}, doi = {10.1007/978-3-662-45472-5\_4},
url = {./},
url-pdf = {./files/Hawk-and-Aucitas-auction-schemes.pdf},
url-bib = {./files/Hawk-and-Aucitas-auction-schemes.bib},
url-yaml = {./files/Hawk-and-Aucitas-auction-schemes.yml},
url-md = {./files/Hawk-and-Aucitas-auction-schemes.md}
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