Certificate Verification System Using Blockchain

Khandelwal, Harshita; Mittal, Kritika; Agrawal, Shreeyaa; Jain, Harsh

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-3125-5_27

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“…The proposed approach is a viable contender for creating an online learning and e-learning environment that is more equitable, healthy, and open. Khandelwal et al (2020) suggested and implemented a certificate issuing and validating methodology by utilizing the blockchain's tamper-proof and nonrepudiation properties. The high number of fake certificates that are currently in use is a serious issue that has existed for a very long time.…”

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Smart Certificate using Blockchain

Dubey¹,

Goyal²

2022

Journal of Computer Science

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The student academic records maintained by the university system manually are vulnerable to easily being modified or tampered with. These academic records of students are proof of the student's performance for all semesters till the degree is completed. They are supposed to be present at the time of the interview or at the university if he wants to continue their studies further. The issue with the conventional approach is that it is simple for a malicious person to alter it so that it affects the student's grade in any way. This study aims to use blockchain to create safe Smart Certificates. It offers a viable alternative for issuing, confirming, and exchanging certificates without fear of their integrity being compromised.

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Smart Certificate using Blockchain

Dubey¹,

Goyal²

2022

Journal of Computer Science

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“…Unfortunately, the escalating forgery of these documents poses a serious threat, deemed an unlawful act [1].The incidence of forgery is on the rise, especially during the 2019 General Election, as informed by Nuril Furkan, Head of the HKLI Division at Ditjen Belmawa [2] Currently, the verification of the authenticity of degrees and grade transcripts is challenging, particularly with the presence of the Electronic Degree Verification System (SIVIL), which has not fully addressed data security issues [3]. Previous research has attempted to integrate Blockchain technology to tackle this issue, such as the authentication of degrees at Al-Zaytoonah University, Jordan, by T. Kanan [4] or the addition of QR codes to degree certificates by [5]. Nevertheless, the implementation of Blockchain technology in Indonesia's SIVIL is still limited.…”

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“…T. Kanan [4] introduced degree authentication using Blockchain at Al-Zaytoonah University, Jordan. The research [5]added QR codes to degree certificates and scanned serial numbers through a website. However, the implementation of Blockchain in Indonesia's SIVIL is still limited.…”

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Implementation of Diploma and Transcript Verification System on the Ethereum Blockchain Network

Putri,

Hermawan,

Kurniawan Maranto

2024

bit-Tech

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Blockchain, a decentralized database safeguarded by cryptographic security, has gained prominence for its resistance to manipulation. Its application extends notably to ensuring the security of financial transactions, including the acquisition of digital currencies. This study endeavors to develop a system aimed at validating diplomas and academic transcripts, enhancing their authenticity and bolstering the security of document storage. Leveraging the Ethereum Blockchain and Smart Contracts, the methodology focuses on the utilization of specialized codes executed within the Ethereum network. The outcome of this research manifests as a system blueprint designed for the verification of diplomas and transcripts, integrated within a web-based Ethereum Network platform. By harnessing the Ethereum Blockchain's inherent security features and employing Smart Contracts, the proposed system endeavors to streamline the verification process, ensuring the integrity and reliability of academic credentials while fortifying document storage against potential breaches. Through this innovative approach, the study contributes to advancing the authentication and security standards within the realm of academic documentation management.

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