ENSURING AUTHENTICITY AND INTEGRITY OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT USING DIGITAL SIGNATURE BASED ON BLOCKCHAIN
Electronic documents can provide many benefits rather than paper documents, such as in terms of duplication that can be done easily. However, ensuring the authenticity and integrity will also be more difficult. Some people overcame that issue by using a digital signature based on Public Key Infra...
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Format: | Theses |
Language: | Indonesia |
Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/36258 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Electronic documents can provide many benefits rather than paper documents,
such as in terms of duplication that can be done easily. However, ensuring the
authenticity and integrity will also be more difficult. Some people overcame that
issue by using a digital signature based on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), but
PKI is exposed to risks due to potential single point failures of Certificate
Authorities (CAs). A number of news shows if there are several CAs that have been
successfully compromised or even stopped functioning. When this happens, it can
be ascertained that all components under it will be disrupted. In addition, other
issues such as key management and expired digital certificates must also be
considered when using PKI-based digital signatures.
The purpose of this study is to create a digital signature system which can ensure
an electronic document from threats that affect the authenticity and integrity of the
document using alternative methods other than the PKI. In other words, this study
proposes a new method for generating and verifying digital signatures without
using PKI, but using blockchain, cryptography hash, and Two Factor
Authentication (2FA). The use of blockchain as an alternative method is based on
its properties such as immutable and resilient. By using a combination of several
methods that have been mentioned, it is expected to reduce the problems that exist
in digital signatures, so that it can be more optimal in ensuring the authenticity and
integrity of electronic documents. Evaluation and experimental results confirm that
the proposed method is able to mitigate the issues related with authenticity and
integrity of electronic documents. |
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