Blockchain Enable IoT Using Deep Reinforcement Learning: A Novel Architecture to Ensure Security of Data Sharing and Storage

Bai, Xuetao; Tu, Shanshan; Waqas, Muhammad; Wu, Aiming; Zhang, Yihe; Yang, Yongjie

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-06791-4_46

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“…For the 1-out-of-2 variation, Chowdhury et al [43] provided non-adaptive oblivious transfer procedures for UC. Bai et al [44] suggested a UC-secure adaptive k-out-of-N protocol, which is safe under bilinear assumptions, to solve the difficulty of extending to the adaptive k-out-of-N environment while still guaranteeing UC security. OpenStack's security issues and potential solutions were laid out and compared by Psathas et al [45] in their examination of OpenStack inside the UC security framework.…”

Section: Ubiquitous Security Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain-Based Information Sharing Security for the Internet of Things

Aljumah

Ahanger

2023

Mathematics

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The Blockchain (BCT) is the first decentralized ledger to include a trust mechanism in its design. It establishes a trustworthy framework for distributed commands by using data redundancy at several nodes. Conspicuously, the current study presents a BCT-based lightweight IoT information exchange security architecture for data exchange. The proposed technique uses a dual chain methodology, namely transaction and data BCT working together to provide distributed storage and tamper-proofing of data. Moreover, Transaction BCT is enhanced by a consensus algorithm using a practical Byzantine fault-tolerant (PBFT) mechanism. The proposed algorithm can increase data registering efficiency, transactions, and privacy protection BCT. It is deduced that local dominance can be avoided using the dynamic game strategy of node cooperation. Furthermore, by reporting the node’s global reputation value, the status of the unknown node may be approximated. The high-trust measure is utilized to adjust the weight of the affected node in the combined node-set, leading to the Bayesian equilibrium. The proposed model is validated in several experimental simulations and results are compared with state-of-the-art techniques. Based on the results, enhanced performance is registered for the proposed techniques in terms of temporal delay, statistical efficiency, reliability, and stability.

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Section: Ubiquitous Security Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain-Based Information Sharing Security for the Internet of Things

Aljumah

Ahanger

2023

Mathematics

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Artificial Intelligence for Web 3.0: A Comprehensive Survey

Shen,

Tan,

Niyato

et al. 2024

ACM Comput. Surv.

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Web 3.0 is the next generation of the Internet built on decentralized technologies such as blockchain and cryptography. It is born to solve the problems faced by the previous generation of the Internet such as imbalanced distribution of interests, monopoly of platform resources, and leakage of personal privacy. In this survey, We discuss the latest development status of Web 3.0 and the application of emerging AI technologies in it. First, we investigate the current successful practices of Web 3.0 and various components in the current Web 3.0 ecosystem and thus propose the hierarchical architecture of the Web 3.0 ecosystem from the perspective of application scenarios. The architecture we proposed contains four layers: data management, value circulation, ecological governance, and application scenarios. We dive into the current state of development and the main challenges and issues present in each layer. In this context, we find that AI technology will have great potential. We first briefly introduce the role that artificial intelligence technology may play in the development of Web 3.0. Then, we conduct an in-depth analysis of the current application status of artificial intelligence technology in the four layers of Web 3.0 and provide some insights into its potential future development directions.

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Blockchain Enable IoT Using Deep Reinforcement Learning: A Novel Architecture to Ensure Security of Data Sharing and Storage

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Blockchain-Based Information Sharing Security for the Internet of Things

Blockchain-Based Information Sharing Security for the Internet of Things

Artificial Intelligence for Web 3.0: A Comprehensive Survey

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