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In recent years, there has been increasing recognition of the benefits ofhaving services provide auditable logs of data, as demonstrated by thedeployment of Certificate Transparency and the development of othertransparency projects. Most proposed systems, however, rely on a gossipprotocol by which users can be assured that they have the same view of the log,but the few gossip protocols that do exist today are not suited for near-termdeployment. Furthermore, they assume the presence of global sets of auditors,who must be blindly trusted to correctly perform their roles, in order toachieve their stated transparency goals. In this paper, we address both ofthese issues by proposing a gossip protocol and a verifiable registry, Mog, inwhich users can perform their own auditing themselves. We prove the security ofour protocols and demonstrate via experimental evaluations that they areperformant in a variety of potential near-term deployments.

Think Global, Act Local: Gossip and Client Audits in Verifiable Data Structures