Secure Hybrid Approach for Sharing Data Securely in VANET

Kathole, Atul B.; Chaudhari, D. N.

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-0863-7_18

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“…Digital wallets provide a contactless experience without requiring a physical device or human contact, making them a secure choice for transactions [26]. Smartphones and online programmes such as Google Pay provide QR code-based payment solutions that are likewise regarded as secure substitutes [14]. Although digital wallets are not a novel concept in India, their utilisation has surged due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and a substantial segment of the populace is currently acquainted with digital payment modalities [12].…”

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Examining the Relationship Between Digital Payment Adoption, Tourism Restrictions, and Public Health during pandemic

Dr. Ankit Garg,

Himanshu Sharma, Harshit Singhal

2024

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This study looks into how the ban on tourism, digital payments, and the spread of COVID-19 in India interact. With the use of a structural equation model that has been verified by confirmatory factor analysis, the study makes use of primary data collected from inhabitants of India using a five-point Likert scale. The results show a strong three-factor structural model with excellent fit and dependability. The main goal is to learn more about the public's knowledge and readiness for COVID-19 transmission control and evaluate how well digital payments and travel bans work to stop the virus's spread. In addition to providing empirical testing to clarify the untested model, the report highlights the critical roles that digital payment methods and tourism play in tackling the pandemic's issues. This study adds empirical support to the body of literature, illuminating the hitherto unexplored relationship between digital payments, tourism-related treatments, and their ability to lessen the effects of COVID-19. The findings offer a thorough grasp of the possible contributions of digital payment products and tourist rules in the larger framework of pandemic control, in addition to offering insightful information for policymakers.

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confidence: 99%

Examining the Relationship Between Digital Payment Adoption, Tourism Restrictions, and Public Health during pandemic

Dr. Ankit Garg,

Himanshu Sharma, Harshit Singhal

2024

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“…Over one billion people globally lack formal identification documents. Samer Aburass (2017) 8 Nations has addressed this by including universal identification documents for all by 2030 in its Sustainable Development Goals. Justine Humenansky (2019) 9 suggested a universal identification system would not be distributed based on rights or from a central government, unlike our current system.…”

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Block Chain Technology and Its Emerging Significance

Haritha. V

2024

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Block chain technology is a decentralised, distributed ledger that stores the record of ownership of digital assets, any data stored on block chain is unable to be modified, making the technology a legitimate disruptor for industries like payments, cyber security and health care. Block chain technology has the potential to revolutionise interaction between governments, businesses and citizens in a manner that was unfathomable just a decade ago. Block chain has emerged to become a potentially transformative force in multiple aspects of government and private sector operations. Its potential has been recognized globally with a variety of international organisations and technology companies highlighting the benefits of its application in reducing the costs of operations and compliance, as well as in improving efficiencies .Future of Blockchain in the Finance Industry, Cybersecurity, Digital Advertising, Supply Chain Management and so on will ensure transparency in governance, ensure less cybercrime, to promote marketing, reduce the human error with less cost and time. The study objective is to identify the country which supports blockchain, influencing factors and its impact on future of block chain. To achieve this objective, case study method is used, five different cases are taken to prove how the blockchain methodology support the managerial functions in various aspects. The study findings are supported by the advantages of using blockchain, how it helps the nations to reduce the time taken to accomplish the goals with transparency, to maximise the efficiency by adaptation of blockchain technology and to reduce the human intervention thereby reducing the prevalent cyber crime.

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