A blockchain model for preserving intellectual property

Halloush, Zain; Yaseen, Qussai

doi:10.1145/3368691.3368744

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“…Halloush et al [188] proposed a hybrid model that combined private BC and consortium BC properties that helped to preserve intellectual property practice and law and had the required attribute-based access control mechanism. Using the BC concept, the proposed hybrid model helped solve problems detected, such as authenticity and provenance in Intellectual Property management.…”

Section: Intellectual Property Rights Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Extensive Blockchain Based Applications Survey: Tools, Frameworks, Opportunities, Challenges and Solutions

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Many security standards and cryptographic solutions exist for different applications such as agriculture, aircraft, banking systems and etc. but a more effective and efficient solution can be given by combining existing technologies with blockchain. This work addresses the problems of previous works such as scalability, immutability, robustness, network latency, auditability, and traceability. Satoshi Nakamoto introduced Blockchain (BC) to tackle the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) spoofing attacks, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), phishing problems and various security issues. Blockchain is a technology that stores the data using a chain of blocks in an encrypted form with hashing algorithms. It uses the decentralized architecture to store the information that helps users and customers to have transparency on records. The data is stored in a distributed ledger that is tamperproof and immutable. To amalgamate the research done so far, this paper presents a systematic review of ten different applications and tools used in blockchain. The applications include academics and education, agriculture, aircraft, banking, car sharing, e-voting, healthcare, Internet of Things (IoT), Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), and Supplychain (SC). Moreover, this paper presented a taxonomy for these applications and analyzed the implementation of tools used in different domains. Different open issues and challenges and key takeaways of blockchain technology were also highlighted. Hence, this paper helps give a new insight into working with blockchain and deciding on appropriate tools and approaches for a particular application.

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Section: Intellectual Property Rights Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Extensive Blockchain Based Applications Survey: Tools, Frameworks, Opportunities, Challenges and Solutions

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“…Due to its restrictive nature, it tends to have better privacy, scalability, and efficiency than the public blockchain (Lee, 2019). In addition, because the consensus is based on permissions, operating costs can be lower (Halloush & Yaseen, 2019). However, the controlled environment may reduce transparency, auditability, and resistance to hackers (Penzes et al, 2018).…”

Section: Available Blockchain Optionsmentioning

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Blockchain Technology for Projects: A Multicriteria Decision Matrix

Xue

2021

Project Management Journal

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This research aims to develop a multicriteria decision matrix (MCDM) for project management practitioners, which will support blockchain type selection, evaluate blockchain platforms, and plan blockchain systems. The MCDM is substantiated through a case study, which includes a questionnaire and an illustrative example pertinent to the construction industry. It was discovered in this study that consortium blockchain is superior in dealing with the characteristics of projects, and Hyperledger Fabric is chosen as the best applicable platform. In planning a blockchain-based project management system, project management practitioners should consider user requirements such as network participants, principal transactions, communication channels, and smart contracts.

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“…Blockchain helps to keep a secure record of intellectual property on one platform, which can help to simplify the process of verifying the integrity of the patent record. Also, using blockchain to register patents and intellectual property (IP) can reduce the overall number of contract disputes [34][35][36][37].…”

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“…(3) If the resulting hash matches one of the hashes stored on the blockchain, the agreement is authentic, and blockchain proves the existence, integrity, and authorship of the invention [35][36][37]. (5) Blockchain reduces the potential for litigation due to trustworthy proof of ownership for digital assets.…”

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Design Pattern Elicitation Framework for Proof of Integrity in Blockchain Applications

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An emerging technology with a secure and a decentralized nature, blockchain has the potential to transform conventional practices in an efficient and dynamic manner. However, migrating to blockchain can be challenging due to the complexity of its infrastructure and processes. The complexity of building applications on blockchain has been highlighted by many studies, thus stressing the need to investigate practical solutions further. A commonly known software engineering concept, software design pattern contributes to the acceleration of software development. It offers a holistic reusable solution for commonly occurring problems in a given context. It helps to identify problems that occur repetitively and describes best practices to address them. The present study is one of the first investigations to inquire into design patterns for blockchain application. Seeking to reduce the complexity in understanding and building applications on blockchain, this paper identifies a design pattern elicitation framework from similar blockchain applications. Next, it provides a demonstration of the Proof of Integrity (PoI) pattern elicited from two different applications on the blockchain. The applicability of the pattern is evaluated by building a blockchain application to verify the integrity of the academic certificates and by explaining how this integrity has been achieved empirically.

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A blockchain model for preserving intellectual property

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

An Extensive Blockchain Based Applications Survey: Tools, Frameworks, Opportunities, Challenges and Solutions

An Extensive Blockchain Based Applications Survey: Tools, Frameworks, Opportunities, Challenges and Solutions

Blockchain Technology for Projects: A Multicriteria Decision Matrix

Design Pattern Elicitation Framework for Proof of Integrity in Blockchain Applications

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