BLIC: A Blockchain Protocol for Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management of ICS

Bose, Sanjay K.; Raikwar, Mayank; Mukhopadhyay, Debdeep; Chattopadhyay, Anupam; Lam, Kwok‐Yan

doi:10.1109/cybermatics_2018.2018.00229

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“…Subsequently, we conducted a random check using the previous classification to ensure less disagreement and to present more stable final decisions. Table 2 presents potential blockchain applications across different industries showing that early applications were mainly in the fields such as food provenance [51], physical distribution and logistics [52], manufacturing [53], [54], and drug/pharmaceuticals supplies [55]- [57]. Traceability [58] and transparency [59] issues are increasingly drawing more attention, and this phenomenon explains the penetration point where blockchain could be applied in SCM.…”

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When Blockchain Meets Supply Chain: A Systematic Literature Review on Current Development and Potential Applications

2020

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This study aims to explore the current status, potential applications, and future directions of blockchain technology in supply chain management. A literature survey, along with an analytical review, of blockchain-based supply chain research was conducted to better understand the trajectory of related research and shed light on the benefits, issues, and challenges in the blockchain-supply-chain paradigm. A selected corpus comprising 106 review articles was analyzed to provide an overview of the use of blockchain and smart contracts in supply chain management. The diverse industrial applications of these technologies in various sectors have increasingly received attention by researchers, engineers, and practitioners. Four major issues: traceability and transparency, stakeholder involvement and collaboration, supply chain integration and digitalization, and common frameworks on blockchain-based platforms, are critical for future orientation. Traditional supply chain activities involve several intermediaries, trust, and performance issues. The potential of blockchain can be leveraged to disrupt supply chain operations for better performance, distributed governance, and process automation. This study contributes to the comprehension of blockchain applications in supply chain management and provides a blueprint for these applications from the perspective of literature analysis. Future efforts regarding technical adoption/diffusion, block-supply chain integration, and their social impacts were highlighted to enrich the research scope. INDEX TERMS Blockchain, digital ledger, distributed ledger technology, logistics, shared ledger, smart contract, supply chain management, systematic literature review, value chain.

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Section: B Classification Of Selected Papersmentioning

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When Blockchain Meets Supply Chain: A Systematic Literature Review on Current Development and Potential Applications

2020

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“…Stevens et al 2016 [16] Conti et al 2018 [32] Salman et al 2019 [35] Barron et al 2016 [53] Fu et al 2019 [21] Lu et al 2017 [54] Cyber Resilience Acharjamayum et al 2018 [30] Divey et al 2019 [99] Wang et al 2019 [47] Fraga-Lamas et 2019 [9] Shahaab et al 2019 [3] Ben?i? et al 2018 [10] Maple et al 2019 [29] Alotaibi 2019 [37] Hou et al 2019 [36] He et al 2018 [42] Onwubiko 2020 [41] Sharma et al 2019 [43] Saini et at 2019 [44] Security Frameworks & Solutions Hasan et al 2020 [100] Jaiswal et al 2019 [75] Lallas et al 2019 [79] Madhumida et al 2019 [55] Bose et al 2018 [85] Shwetha et al 2019 [102] Ramalingaiah et al 2018 [103] Omar et al 2019 [104] Li et al 2019 [86] Ding et al 2020 [90] Li et 2018 [105] Xie et al 2018 [91] Bodkhe et al 2019 [94] Epiphaniou et al 2020 [5] Ledwaba et al 2019 [106] Seitz et al 2018 [107] Abdellatif et 2018 [108] Stodt et al 2018 [109] Devi et al 2019 [110] Wang et al 2019 [98] Matzutt et al 2018 [111 ] Sidorov et al 2018 [96] Dinh et al 2018 [48] Demir et al 2018…”

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“…The complexity of SCM along with the security challenges are illustrated in [96]. Vulnerabilities in the SC is categorized into Piracy, Trojan Insertion, Overproduction, Recycled, Remarked, Cloned, Out of Spec / Defective, Forged Documentation and Side Channel Attack.…”

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“…Vulnerabilities in the SC is categorized into Piracy, Trojan Insertion, Overproduction, Recycled, Remarked, Cloned, Out of Spec / Defective, Forged Documentation and Side Channel Attack. Bose et al [96] proposed a tool BLIC, BC-based protocol, designed to overcome these vulnerabilities. However, BLIC suffers from similar scalability issues to BC technology.…”

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“…Information accuracy in the system is guaranteed through enhanced vetting of participants, which is achieved through an integrated digital identity management system. BLIC, BC-based solution by Bose at al [96], was introduced in Section II as a tool designed for overcoming security threats and vulnerabilities in the Integrated Circuits (IC) SC. At the heart of BLIC is a secure authenticating IC mechanism and a multi-level BFT and PoET algorithm built consensus protocols.…”

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BLIC: A Blockchain Protocol for Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management of ICS

Cited by 13 publications

References 16 publications

When Blockchain Meets Supply Chain: A Systematic Literature Review on Current Development and Potential Applications

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