IoT Security, Privacy and Trust in Home-Sharing Economy via Blockchain

Islam, Nazmul; Kundu, Sandip

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-38181-3_3

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“…These models can be applied to large battery powered devices that have good computational capabilities. Similar models that use low complexity machine learning techniques like support vector machine (SVM) [18], Secure and Efficient Distributed Network Provenance [19], eVoting mechanism [20], Hyperledger fabric [21], proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus for logistics [22], and smart contracts [23] can be observed. These models aim at reducing computational complexity during blockchain deployment, thereby expanding their area of application.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 85%

Improving Trust Levels in Wireless Networks Using Blockchain Powered Dempster Shaffer Route Optimization

Chhattisgarh¹

2022

ECS Trans.

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Improved node and network trust levels in wireless networks assist the network to have better security and quality of service (QoS) performance. Security performance is measured in terms of number of attacks detected and mitigated by the network, while QoS performance is measured in terms of end-to-end delay, communication throughput, energy requirement, and packet delivery ratio metrics. In order have good trust levels in the network, a wide variety of methods, including reputation evaluation, historical analysis, temporal network, and node analysis, are proposed by network researchers. Implementation of these algorithms increases computational complexity of the network, thereby increasing end-to-end delay during communication. During routing, repeated calculations of trust in the network further increases number of computational steps required for route selection. These added calculations improve network security but reduce overall QoS at node and network level. Moreover, if these calculations are simplified for reducing computational complexity, then QoS improves but network security is compromised. In order to maintain a high network QoS with sufficient level of security, this paper proposes a novel blockchain powered routing model that uses Dempster Shaffer (DS) route optimization. The model utilizes node-to-node distance, energy efficacy, and temporal packet forwarding capabilities in order to select the most efficient routing strategy. This strategy is combined with a proof-of-work (PoW) based blockchain solution that allows the network to have high trust levels. Due to decentralized processing, the network is able to have good QoS levels along with high security.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Improving Trust Levels in Wireless Networks Using Blockchain Powered Dempster Shaffer Route Optimization

Chhattisgarh¹

2022

ECS Trans.

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“…. In [31], M.Islam and S. Kundu propose a blockchainbased smart contract to eliminate security, trust, and privacy problems associated with IoT-enabled telematics devices in a smart home. In a smart home sharing economy, they explain how to avoid the threats posed by interior surveillance IP cameras.…”

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Mitigating Security and Privacy issues in IoT Application using Blockchain: A Review

Shorubiga¹,

Shyam²

2022

AJCT

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We live in a world where everything is connected via the Internet of Things (IoT). Despite this, IoT privacy remains a serious challenge, particularly due to IoT networks' vast scale and dispersed nature. Using protected solutions, such as incorporating blockchain technology into privacy-based services, is one approach to privacy-related concerns. Various Internet of Things security and authentication issues have been resolved by the decentralized nature of blockchain technology. This paper examines how blockchain technology mitigates the security and privacy concerns of IoT networks. In addition, we investigate the structure and uses of blockchain technology for recommender system privacy and trust management solutions. The limitations of adopting the blockchain technology also discussed. From the analysis of literature works, the blockchain technology could be able to circumvent IoT limitations such as data security and privacy. In addition, it may offer IoT customers distributed storage, transparency, trust, safe distributed IoT networks, and privacy and security assurance.

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“…Everything from discovering and reserving an asset to surveys, payments, and postdeparture successions can be taken care of through smart contracts on BC. There is no possibility of solitary power controlling the framework along with no control or intensity source 45 . Besides, BC is advanced as a significant future and presents a mechanical way of supplying money and supporting metadata and commercial business agreements.…”

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“…Islam and Kundu 45 explored the security, privacy, and trust issues linked to contractual leasing or renting of IoT devices‐enabled home. They proposed a procedure to remove privacy, security, and trust menace from IoT‐enabled telematics devices in smart home through a BC‐depended smart contract.…”

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Security challenges of blockchain in Internet of things: Systematic literature review

Cao

Chen

2020

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Since security is the most important issue in the Internet of things (IoT) and blockchain (BC), this article aims to identify, analyze, and organize the literature about security in the IoT and BC context up to August 2020 and proposes an agenda for future research. The 39 related articles have been ranked into three main categories, smart city, data management and information, and architecture and framework. The findings showed that the distinctive technical aspects of BC might impressively find a solution for privacy and security problems encountering the IoT development, supply distributed storage, transparency, trust, and other support for IoT. It is conducted to form a valid, impressive, and secure distributed IoT network and supply a beneficial guarantee for the security of IoT users. Since the devices of IoT are simply reachable, a BC‐depended solution can be executed, which may certify the confidentiality and safety of the info preserved in the devices. In addition, BC technology facilitates the secure sharing of IoT datasets and secure IoT systems. However, blockchains require more computational strength and high bandwidth and are not perfectly proper for many resource‐restricted IoT devices.

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IoT Security, Privacy and Trust in Home-Sharing Economy via Blockchain

Cited by 15 publications

References 12 publications

Improving Trust Levels in Wireless Networks Using Blockchain Powered Dempster Shaffer Route Optimization

Improving Trust Levels in Wireless Networks Using Blockchain Powered Dempster Shaffer Route Optimization

Mitigating Security and Privacy issues in IoT Application using Blockchain: A Review

Security challenges of blockchain in Internet of things: Systematic literature review

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