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Anonymous Single-Sign-On authentication schemes have been proposed to allowusers to access a service protected by a verifier without revealing theiridentity which has become more important due to the introduction of strongprivacy regulations. In this paper we describe a new approach whereby anonymousauthentication to different verifiers is achieved via authorisation tags andpseudonyms. The particular innovation of our scheme is authentication can onlyoccur between a user and its designated verifier for a service, and theverification cannot be performed by any other verifier. The benefit of thisauthentication approach is that it prevents information leakage of a user'sservice access information, even if the verifiers for these services colludewhich each other. Our scheme also supports a trusted third party who isauthorised to de-anonymise the user and reveal her whole services accessinformation if required. Furthermore, our scheme is lightweight because it doesnot rely on attribute or policy-based signature schemes to enable access tomultiple services. The scheme's security model is given together with asecurity proof, an implementation and a performance evaluation.

Anonymous Single-Sign-On for n designated services with traceability