This paper describes various possible attacks on temporal properties such as temporal records of payment times and declarations of the closing times for electronic submissions, and explains defense measures that use a trusted third party to provide temporal accountability. The paper proposes a secure electronic submission protocol as a typical time-sensitive application and a temporal accountability logic, which is an extension of Kailar's (1996) work. It analyzes the proposed protocol by applying temporal accountability logic, and describes some modifications of the protocol, which reduce the total number of flows while keeping the protocol as logically secure as the original one in terms of temporal accountability.
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