基于SGX的区块链交易隐私安全保护方法

doi:10.3969/j.issn.0255-8297.2021.01.002

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Abstract: Compared to traditional payment, blockchain has the advantages of decentralization and privacy protection, while there are still issues with the privacy and security of transactions involving lightweight clients and with the user-friendliness of blockchain systems. This paper proposes SGXTrans, a system that can provide privacy protection for blockchain transaction. On the framework of lightweight clients, as SGXTrans creates a service, it uses Intel software guard extensions (SGX) to protect sensitive privacy information by putting them into the SGX enclave, including cryptographic data and operations such as the user key, the generation of user addresses, and the process of blockchain transactions. To hide the access patterns of local data storage processes, SGXTrans also introduces oblivious random access machine (ORAM) algorithm to prevent privacy information from being indirectly inferred by malicious attackers. Experiments based on the existing blockchain networks show that SGXTrans can provide better user-friendliness and higher security with a performance overhead less than 10%.

Key words: blockchain, trust execution environment, software guard executions (SGX), privacy and security

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TP309.2

FAN Junsong, CHEN Jianhai, SHEN Rui, LIU Zhenguang, HE Qinming, HUANG Butian. SGX-Based Approach for Blockchain Transactions Security and Privacy Protection[J]. Journal of Applied Sciences, 2021, 39(1): 17-28.

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