Poster: Privacy Preserving Divisible Double Auction with A Hybridized TEE-Blockchain System
Bingyu Liu, Yuanzhou Yang, Rujia Wang, Yuan Hong · 2021
Divisible double auction enables distributed agents to trade divisible resources (e.g., electricity, mobile data, and cloud resources) by dynamically submitting the bid profiles of both buyers and sellers. In such systems, smart contract can be utilized to ensure transaction consensus among mutually distrustful agents, and strong integrity/availability of its execution on the blockchain. However, severe privacy risks emerge if disclosing the sensitive bid profiles in the transactions. Preserving privacy and consensus by designing cryptographic schemes will result in huge burden to the blockchain. To address such concerns, we design a hybridized TEE-Blockchain system (including both system and auction mechanism) to privately execute the divisible double auction while ensuring privacy, truthfulness and high efficiency.