Abstract:Vehicular networks promise features such as traffic management, route scheduling, data exchange, entertainment, and much more. With any large-scale technological integration comes the challenge of providing security. Blockchain technology has been a popular choice of many studies for making the vehicular network more secure. Its characteristics meet some of the essential security requirements such as decentralization, transparency, tamper-proof nature, and public audit. This study catalogues some of the notabl… Show more
“…Blockchain-based ride-sharing systems should satisfy various security requirements to increase their robustness [51]. Security requirements that should be addressed in blockchain-based ride-sharing applications were collected from papers such as [51], [52] and others. Then, these requirements were redefined to accommodate the RSS domain of this paper.…”
Section: Blockchain-based Ride-sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, these requirements were redefined to accommodate the RSS domain of this paper. Blockchain can provide some of these requirements implicitly [51] which are:…”
Section: Blockchain-based Ride-sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from the above security requirements, other requirements are listed, and detailed as follow [51][52].…”
Section: Blockchain-based Ride-sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This subsection analyzes, in detail, the blockchain-based RSS state-of-arts. Some security requirements are implicitly provided by the blockchain technology namely decentralization, traceability, auditability tamperresistance of transactional data [51]. Other security requirements should be explicitly managed such as privacy, security, reputation, etc., [51][52].…”
Section: Analysis Of Blockchain-based Rss State-of-artsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some security requirements are implicitly provided by the blockchain technology namely decentralization, traceability, auditability tamperresistance of transactional data [51]. Other security requirements should be explicitly managed such as privacy, security, reputation, etc., [51][52]. Table 7 presents a detailed analysis and comparison of blockchain-based RSS papers.…”
Section: Analysis Of Blockchain-based Rss State-of-artsmentioning
Ride-sharing is a service that becomes basic and important for all communities due to its benefits for individuals like reducing travel cost and time and for societies like reducing gas emissions, congestions, and fuel consumption. Existing ride-sharing services are centralized and thus perform their functions through a central third party. Therefore, they suffer from various problems due to the centralized architecture namely single point of failure, lack of transparency, privacy violation, and many attacks such as distributed denial of service, etc. These problems urged the research community to shift to decentralization. Blockchain has revolutionized decentralization, which pushed the researchers to exploit it in ride-sharing and also other various fields. But what beyond implementing blockchain in ride-sharing? So, this paper answers the questions of where we are now in blockchain-based ride-sharing services and what is the next steps in them. It provides summary for previously proposed works in ride-sharing, specifically, blockchain-based. Followed by intensive analysis, comparison, and classification of these works. Finally, this paper provides guidance for future research with the promising and important directions in blockchain-based ride-sharing services.
“…Blockchain-based ride-sharing systems should satisfy various security requirements to increase their robustness [51]. Security requirements that should be addressed in blockchain-based ride-sharing applications were collected from papers such as [51], [52] and others. Then, these requirements were redefined to accommodate the RSS domain of this paper.…”
Section: Blockchain-based Ride-sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, these requirements were redefined to accommodate the RSS domain of this paper. Blockchain can provide some of these requirements implicitly [51] which are:…”
Section: Blockchain-based Ride-sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from the above security requirements, other requirements are listed, and detailed as follow [51][52].…”
Section: Blockchain-based Ride-sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This subsection analyzes, in detail, the blockchain-based RSS state-of-arts. Some security requirements are implicitly provided by the blockchain technology namely decentralization, traceability, auditability tamperresistance of transactional data [51]. Other security requirements should be explicitly managed such as privacy, security, reputation, etc., [51][52].…”
Section: Analysis Of Blockchain-based Rss State-of-artsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some security requirements are implicitly provided by the blockchain technology namely decentralization, traceability, auditability tamperresistance of transactional data [51]. Other security requirements should be explicitly managed such as privacy, security, reputation, etc., [51][52]. Table 7 presents a detailed analysis and comparison of blockchain-based RSS papers.…”
Section: Analysis Of Blockchain-based Rss State-of-artsmentioning
Ride-sharing is a service that becomes basic and important for all communities due to its benefits for individuals like reducing travel cost and time and for societies like reducing gas emissions, congestions, and fuel consumption. Existing ride-sharing services are centralized and thus perform their functions through a central third party. Therefore, they suffer from various problems due to the centralized architecture namely single point of failure, lack of transparency, privacy violation, and many attacks such as distributed denial of service, etc. These problems urged the research community to shift to decentralization. Blockchain has revolutionized decentralization, which pushed the researchers to exploit it in ride-sharing and also other various fields. But what beyond implementing blockchain in ride-sharing? So, this paper answers the questions of where we are now in blockchain-based ride-sharing services and what is the next steps in them. It provides summary for previously proposed works in ride-sharing, specifically, blockchain-based. Followed by intensive analysis, comparison, and classification of these works. Finally, this paper provides guidance for future research with the promising and important directions in blockchain-based ride-sharing services.
Continuous improvement in transportation systems and smart vehicles' appearance make new highly intensive applications. Complex applications need high-performance capabilities, real-time responses, and generate massive amounts of data to process and exchange. This presents the idea of vehicular edge computing (VEC), which is proposed to handle complex applications and satisfy smart vehicle processing requirements. VEC enables computation offloading to an edge server to reduce communication latency, execution cost and energy consumption greatly. However, offloading to another node opens up new vulnerabilities regarding security and privacy. Moreover, trust issues in such an untrustworthy environment need an effective trust management solution and incentive mechanisms to improve overall security. This will increase the computation offloading success rate and the vehicles' willingness to share their resources. Particularly given the high transportability and heterogeneity of vehicular networks, the conventional security and trust management methods are inadequate. Blockchain, the rapidly emerging trend technology, is a unique solution that can help overcome security and privacy issues and meet trust management and incentive mechanism goals. Blockchain’s immutable distributed ledger, traceability, consensus validation system and smart contract features can improve vehicular network security. Although most research is focused on enhancing the performance of computation offloading algorithms, blockchain security solutions in computation offloading scenarios are not fully discussed. Thus, security and trust issues related to computation offloading in VEC environments need more consideration since supporting the new complex vehicular applications is essential. Therefore, this paper provides a review of recent surveys and studies, an overview of VEC, computation offloading and blockchain, in addition to discussing security, privacy and trust in vehicular networks and computation offloading while considering blockchain as a distributed security solution. We propose a new paradigm called blockchain edge of vehicle (BEoV) at the end, which enables several blockchain-based security services for vehicular computation offloading in particular.
Continuous improvement in transportation systems and smart vehicles' appearance make new highly intensive applications. Complex applications need high-performance capabilities, real-time responses, and generate massive amounts of data to process and exchange. This presents the idea of vehicular edge computing (VEC), which is proposed to handle complex applications and satisfy smart vehicle processing requirements. VEC enables computation offloading to an edge server to reduce communication latency, execution cost and energy consumption greatly. However, offloading to another node opens up new vulnerabilities regarding security and privacy. Moreover, trust issues in such an untrustworthy environment need an effective trust management solution and incentive mechanisms to improve overall security. This will increase the computation offloading success rate and the vehicles' willingness to share their resources. Particularly given the high transportability and heterogeneity of vehicular networks, the conventional security and trust management methods are inadequate. Blockchain, the rapidly emerging trend technology, is a unique solution that can help overcome security and privacy issues and meet trust management and incentive mechanism goals. Blockchain’s immutable distributed ledger, traceability, consensus validation system and smart contract features can improve vehicular network security. Although most research is focused on enhancing the performance of computation offloading algorithms, blockchain security solutions in computation offloading scenarios are not fully discussed. Thus, security and trust issues related to computation offloading in VEC environments need more consideration since supporting the new complex vehicular applications is essential. Therefore, this paper provides a review of recent surveys and studies, an overview of VEC, computation offloading and blockchain, in addition to discussing security, privacy and trust in vehicular networks and computation offloading while considering blockchain as a distributed security solution. We propose a new paradigm called blockchain edge of vehicle (BEoV) at the end, which enables several blockchain-based security services for vehicular computation offloading in particular.
scite is a Brooklyn-based organization that helps researchers better discover and understand research articles through Smart Citations–citations that display the context of the citation and describe whether the article provides supporting or contrasting evidence. scite is used by students and researchers from around the world and is funded in part by the National Science Foundation and the National Institute on Drug Abuse of the National Institutes of Health.