Blockchain orchestration and experimentation framework: A case study of KYC

Shbair, Wazen M.; Steichen, Mathis; Jérôme, François; State, Radu

doi:10.1109/noms.2018.8406327

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“…Although the blockchain is a relatively newly adopted technology, we can see significant advances in making it more accessible and available for the end user. With the development and release of new tools and mechanisms to verify and analyze data stored in blockchains using web dashboards [22], blockchains can be applied to the authentication and verification of identity to replace the usage of classic passwords [23], or alternatively to the development of new frameworks to test and develop fine-tuned blockchain applications [24]. Additionally, blockchains have been used to create electronic wallets to be used in daily devices, such as laptops and cellphones, such as the library MetaMask (https://metamask.io/, accessed on 5 September 2022), which can be installed as an extension in the browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave) to use cryptocurrencies and run compatible DAPPS (distributed applications) using deployed smart contracts.…”

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Asset Ownership Transfer and Inventory Using RFID UHF TAGS and Ethereum Blockchain NFTs

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In the present, many organizations grow on a daily basis, using many assets to perform their activities and generate profit. In large organizations, all of these assets must be managed, occasionally leading to challenges depending on the organization’s size. For this reason, the role of asset custodian is needed. This role entails assigning the fixed assets to one person for their care, maintenance, and safekeeping. In this process, it is necessary to update information in the central system, leading to further administrative processes, which, in the majority of cases, are carried out through traditional methods. This involves time to obtain wet signatures, a great deal of paperwork, and time for the person or people in charge to update the information. Due to these reasons, the process can be updated partially or entirely to use digital means in order to solve the mentioned inconveniences. This paper presents a proof-of-concept system to offer a modernized and practical solution to this problem using the advantages of blockchain technology, and speeding up the process by using assets identified with UHF RFID technology to permit the reading of many tags that can be embedded and hidden with no need for line-of-sight, allowing fast ownership transfer, using smart contracts in the Ethereum private blockchain.

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Asset Ownership Transfer and Inventory Using RFID UHF TAGS and Ethereum Blockchain NFTs

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“…Smart contracts are responsible for defining the decisions of blockchain relevant to IoT systems. Blockchain facilitates the coordination of all IoT operations, including the management of access to and from smart devices, data development and processing, dynamic positioning, and container changes, such as software devices [81]. The orchestration of the activities of IoT devices is associated with different trust and security concerns, such as recording the identity of all IoT entities in the system, recording the provenance of devices' data and of other entities entering the IoT system, and recording the processing steps by using smart contracts [82].…”

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Blockchain for IoT Applications: Taxonomy, Platforms, Recent Advances, Challenges and Future Research Directions

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has become a popular computing technology paradigm. It is increasingly being utilized to facilitate human life processes through a variety of applications, including smart healthcare, smart grids, smart finance, and smart cities. Scalability, interoperability, security, and privacy, as well as trustworthiness, are all issues that IoT applications face. Blockchain solutions have recently been created to help overcome these difficulties. The purpose of this paper is to provide a survey and tutorial on the use of blockchain in IoT systems. The importance of blockchain technology in terms of features and benefits for constituents of IoT applications is discussed. We propose a blockchain taxonomy for IoT applications based on the most significant factors. In addition, we examine the most widely used blockchain platforms for IoT applications. Furthermore, we discuss how blockchain technology can be used to broaden the spectrum of IoT applications. Besides, we discuss the recent advances and solutions offered for IoT environments. Finally, we discuss the challenges and future research directions of the use of blockchain for the IoT.

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“…Recent works have tried to tackle the problem of data management and KYC for blockchain applications. Shabair et al [23] introduced a blockchain-based KYC proof-of-concept system and an orchestration tool for managing private blockchain environments over large-scale testbeds. In their work they highlight the need for additional research on security and privacy issues of blockchain applications.…”

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Know Your Customer (KYC) Implementation with Smart Contracts on a Privacy-Oriented Decentralized Architecture

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Enterprise blockchain solutions attempt to solve the crucial matter of user privacy, albeit that blockchain was initially directed towards full transparency. In the context of Know Your Customer (KYC) standardization, a decentralized schema that enables user privacy protection on enterprise blockchains is proposed with two types of developed smart contracts. Through the public KYC smart contract, a user registers and uploads their KYC information to the exploited IPFS storage, actions interpreted in blockchain transactions on the permissioned blockchain of Alastria Network. Furthermore, through the public KYC smart contract, an admin user approves or rejects the validity and expiration date of the initial user’s KYC documents. Inside the private KYC smart contract, CRUD (Create, read, update and delete) operations for the KYC file repository occur. The presented system introduces effectiveness and time efficiency of operations through its schema simplicity and smart integration of the different technology modules and components. This developed scheme focuses on blockchain technology as the most important and critical part of the architecture and tends to accomplish an optimal schema clarity.

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Blockchain orchestration and experimentation framework: A case study of KYC

Cited by 16 publications

References 11 publications

Asset Ownership Transfer and Inventory Using RFID UHF TAGS and Ethereum Blockchain NFTs

Asset Ownership Transfer and Inventory Using RFID UHF TAGS and Ethereum Blockchain NFTs

Blockchain for IoT Applications: Taxonomy, Platforms, Recent Advances, Challenges and Future Research Directions

Know Your Customer (KYC) Implementation with Smart Contracts on a Privacy-Oriented Decentralized Architecture

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