BLAST: Blockchain-based Trust Management in Smart Cities and Connected Vehicles Setup

Kandah, Farah; Huber, Brennan; Altarawneh, Amani; Medury, Sai; Skjellum, Anthony

doi:10.1109/hpec.2019.8916229

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“…• Trust Management: In [48], Kandah et al present a multi-tier scheme consisting of an authenticationand trust-building/distribution framework designed with blockchain technology to ensure the safety and validity of the information exchanged in the Smart City systems and Connected Vehicle Setups. The blockchain-based trust management scheme aims at creating a trustworthy environment for connected autonomous vehicles.…”

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A Review of Distributed Access Control for Blockchain Systems Towards Securing the Internet of Things

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Österberg

2021

IEEE Access

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A Review of Distributed Access Control for Blockchain Systems Towards Securing the Internet of Things

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Österberg

2021

IEEE Access

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“…It creates a situation for decentralizing the WSN access to the blockchain, while inherent properties avoid attacks and compromise information reliability [52]. Kandah et al [136] utilized a multi-layer blockchain framework to save pieces of WSN information in the cloud.…”

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“…Hammi et al [146] proposed a mechanism for authorization based on blockchain for the WSN using a higher degree of aliveness because of the in-built characteristics of blockchains, coupled with the OSCAR (Object Security Architecture) [130] form for security. Kandah et al [136]proposed a multi-tiered blockchain resolution to manage safety problems with resource-constrained WSN nodes. Naz et al [131]utilized a blockchain method with a multitiered framework in addition to a smart contract to provide access control functions.…”

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“…Fernández-Caramés and Fraga-Lamas [134] Blockchain records with tamper evidence Kandah et al [136] Multi-layered blockchain framework for keeping a record of pieces of WSN information Naz et al [131] In blockchain transactions, keys sharing for addressing IPFS content Liu et al [52] Blockchain-based querying for proving the credibility of cloudbased information Yang et al [138] Blockchain-based reputation scheme on for the reliability of arriving messages Yohan et al [139] safe firmware updates for embedded WSN nodes in a blockchain network Steger et al [140] Software updates for smart cars based on overlay blockchain Gai et al [141][148] Software updates security and storage in blockchains for IoT devices Confidentiality Kim et al [88] PKI based on blockchain Alotaibi et al [142] Distribution System Operators (DSOs) are used to maintain addressing of blockchain Lee et al [144] Gateways for permitting communications between blockchain and linked BLE nodes Ding et al [130] Distributed encrypted information with contributors over a multitiered blockchain structure Naz et al [131] Distributed encrypted file hash of IPFS with contributors over a public blockchain…”

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“…Hammi et al [146] Blockchain-based fault tolerance for the authorization model Kandah et al [136] Multi-tiered blockchain solution to manage safety problems with resource-limited WSN nodes Naz et al [131] Transactions for the IPFS file used over public Ethernet blockchain…”

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BLAST: Blockchain-based Trust Management in Smart Cities and Connected Vehicles Setup

Cited by 14 publications

References 13 publications

A Review of Distributed Access Control for Blockchain Systems Towards Securing the Internet of Things

A Review of Distributed Access Control for Blockchain Systems Towards Securing the Internet of Things

Blockchain-Based Wireless Sensor Networks for Malicious Node Detection: A Survey

DBTS: Distributed Blockchain-Based Trust Scheme for Data Privacy and Security in Smart Cities

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