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

Ramasamy, Lakshmana Kumar; Khan, Firoz; Imoize, Agbotiname Lucky; Ogbebor, Joshua; Kadry, Seifedine; Rho, Seungmin

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3111923

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“…Many researchers have investigated blockchain and smart contracts, as well as their numerous uses in industry, health, and education [17]. The characteristics it possesses in terms of security [18][19][20], privacy, traceability, and autonomy, without the interference of third parties, make it a crucial technology in the field of information and communication.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Both the buyer and the smart governance must acknowledge the management in the chain (lines 11-22) by signing the associated blockchain transaction. When both firms have been registered, the property lot size is reduced and the association between the Buyer Hash (BI) and the property lot is registered (lines [19][20]. Any buyer who has received their place to live can record their feedback and prioritize buyers who were unable to purchase the home.…”

Section: Safe Place Administration Distributionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Blockchain and Smart Contracts to Secure Property Transactions in Smart Cities

Gutierrez

2022

Applied Sciences

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Cities have been growing at an impressive rate, and with the advancement of technology and digitization, new ways have been proposed to provide cities with a certain level of autonomy and intelligence so that they can self-regulate tasks that currently take a lot of time for both citizens and authorities, and which also have a negative impact on the environment. We have recently experienced one of the most abrupt changes in history as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, where millions of people, businesses, schools, companies, governments, etc., have had to modify their ways of working, in addition to dealing with many other changes in the present moment, the most important of which is the transition to electronic transactions. This is a chance to progress toward smart city transformation and the implementation of models that assist citizens in their ordinary activities. One of the most common activities is the purchase of real estate. In this study, we propose a model to make the purchase and sale of real estate more equitable and fairer, and not just based on the amount of money. A smart home should be able to identify who its current owner is by functioning as an IoT badge, and, after the subject’s identity has been verified, it should be granted full access to all services, or else it should be blocked and/or alerted to the authorities. The use of smart contracts in a blockchain to transfer ownership of a smart home that includes, as inputs, those interested in acquiring a specific house and, as outputs, a person who chose the system based on the requirements previously established by the government of the Smart City. As a result, susceptibility to fraud or interference by a third person is reduced, and an individual’s security of living in a smart home, and therefore, in a smart city, is strengthened.

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Section: Safe Place Administration Distributionsmentioning

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Blockchain and Smart Contracts to Secure Property Transactions in Smart Cities

Gutierrez

2022

Applied Sciences

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“…In the past few years, many researchers have suggested methods that contribute to improving the security behavior of authentication schemes with a high level of implementing time. There are several major exchange schemes using hard cryptography issues are distinguished by high computation requirements and identity loss [10], [11]. Furthermore, some schemes suffer from resisting familiar malicious attacks such as insider and replay.…”

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Design a sturdy and secure authentication scheme capable of early detection of COVID-19 patients using WBANs

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Yassin

Rashid

et al. 2022

IJEECS

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<p>COVID-19 was first reported in China Wuhan and rapidly grown up to more than 58 countries based on the World Health Organization (WHO). Well ahead of any health emergency, the health care server has the ability to access these data via authorization and then s/he performs necessary actions. In order to protect medical data from malicious activities, authentication is the starting point for this. Authentication systems represent a network support factor to reduce ineffective users and radically eliminate phishing because authentication determines the identity of the real user. Many schemes and technologies have been suggested for authentication in wireless body area networks (WBANs). In this paper, we suggest a strong dynamic password authentication system for WBANs. We adopt a (different/new) way to calculate a password and make it coherent and dynamic for each login session. Our work also provides additional security properties to get rid of hub node impersonation attacks and resolve key escrow issues. Our scheme resist fishing attach which keep patient from any illegal change of drugs. By comparison, the proposed scheme is considered active and has strong security based on formal security analysis tools such as AVISPA.</p>

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“…The central realms accompanying smart living such as transportation, entertainment, healthcare and smart cities are projected to improve service quality assuring a high-end user experience. Future mobile networks are projected to foster the future of ubiquitously connected data-intensive intelligent society powered with complete automation by seamless integrating of all sorts of wireless networks spread over the ground, underwater, air and space; see, e.g., Ramasamy et al (2021).…”

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confidence: 99%