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Mass dimension one quantum fields, constructed upon eigenspinors of thecharge conjugation operator with dual helicity (ELKO), are prime candidates todescribe dark matter. Their interaction with the photon and the proton, inscattering processes, are here explored and discussed, using both the standardQFT with a Maxwell gauge field and a generalized QFT also involving a Podolskygauge sector. Renormalization and radiative corrections are analyzed in theELKO setup, in the context of a generalized spinor dual and the twistedconjugation, both yielding unitarity. Several applications are scrutinized,involving the inherent darkness underlying ELKO construction and galaxiesrotation curves, the non-relativistic potential regime, and the M{\o}ller-likescattering involving ELKO.

Fermionic dark matter interaction with the photon and the proton in the quantum field-theoretical approach and generalizations