BSPPF: Blockchain‐Based Security and Privacy Preventing Framework for Data Middle Platform in the Era of IR 4.0

Abstract

Security and privacy issues about Big Data have emerged as one of the most pressing concerns in both academic circles and the business world in the era of IR 4.0. These worries are made worse because businesses are beginning to construct their own Big Data-based Data Middle Platform. The research team has summarized the security and privacy protection issues of Big Data-based Data Middle Platform by combining previous research and providing a table that lists some contributions that the blockchain uses for security and privacy protection in Big Data. A general Data Middle Platform architecture is also be given in the Methodology section. Based on this architecture, the team unveiled blockchain-based security and privacy protection framework on the Data Middle Platform in this study. This approach emphasizes mitigating the security and privacy issues posed by sensitive data entering the Data Middle Platform and data published by the Data Middle Platform. Following that, the researchers developed a testing system based on this framework to determine whether or not the framework was both feasible and practicable. The trials revealed that the framework is applicable, even though it requires further development and refinement.

A taxonomy of endpoint vulnerabilities and affected blockchain architecture layers

“…Blockchain development involves the creation, implementation, and maintenance of decentralized, distributed ledger systems. There are four stages of Blockchain development: Blockchain 1.0, Blockchain 2.0, Blockchain 3.0, and Blockchain 4.0 40,41 . Hameed et al 42 revealed that Blockchain 5.0 is currently in development, with researchers actively striving to enhance its functionality across various business models.…”