A secure vehicle theft detection framework using Blockchain and smart contract

Das, Debashis; Banerjee, Sourav; Biswas, Utpal

doi:10.1007/s12083-020-01022-0

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“…Also in [16], Rawat applied blockchain to V2X communication in order to protect data privacy. Das et al applied the blockchain technology to vehicle theft prevention to provide both vehicle security and owner privacy using smart contracts [6]. Therefore, the registrations of information in the blockchain have the characteristics of a lifetime responsibility system.…”

Section: 1blockchainmentioning

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A vehicle-to-infrastructure communication privacy protocolused Blockchain

Harrabi,

Jaafar,

Omrani

2024

Preprint

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Since several decade, the Internet of Things IoT hasattracted enormous interest in the research communityand industry. However, IoT technologies has completelytransformed vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) intothe "Internet of Vehicles" IoV. In IoV networks, we needto integrate many different technologies, services andstandards. However, the heterogeneity and large numberof vehicles will increase the need of data security.The IoV security issues are critical because of the vulnerabilitiesthat exist during the transmission of informationthat expose the IoV to attacks. Each attack hasa security procedure. Many protocols and mechanismsexist to combat or avoid this communication securityproblem. One of these protocols is VIPER (a Vehicleto-Infrastructure communication Privacy EnforcementpRotocol). In our work, we try to improve this protocolby using Blockchain technology and certificationauthority.

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Section: 1blockchainmentioning

confidence: 99%

A vehicle-to-infrastructure communication privacy protocolused Blockchain

Harrabi,

Jaafar,

Omrani

2024

Preprint

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“…As a result, the functions that they perform are somewhat complementary to one another. If they can be connected, it will not only be possible to improve the way data is shared, but it will also be possible to keep data modeling private [61]. Data Protection Feng and Chen [62] proposed a blockchainenabled FL data-preserving strategy, which can be used by a financial business.…”

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Use of Federated Learning and Blockchain towards Securing Financial Services

Chatterjee¹,

Das²,

Rawat³

2023

Preprint

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“…By exploring relevant works [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10] and case studies, we highlight the potential of blockchain in revolutionizing vehicle security and theft prevention.…”

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“…The benefits and challenges of creating the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) have been introduced by Peng et al [8]. They have also analyzed the potential advantages that blockchain technology could offer to Internet of Thigs (IoT).…”

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A Framework Solution for Vehicle Theft Detection by Integrating NFC With a Blockchain-Based System

Leka,

Lamani,

Hamzallari

2023

TEM Journal

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Vehicle theft is a widespread and costly problem with thousands of cars stolen annually, impacting privacy, the economy, and security. Conventional database systems have proven unreliable, enabling a thriving market for stolen vehicles. In response, our study presents an innovative solution, leveraging the security of blockchain technology. By utilizing the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Smart Contracts, our system is designed to thwart attacks, including Distributed Denial of Services (DDoS) attacks. Notably, Near Field Communication (NFC) enables the secure transmission of sensitive data for verification. Our research aims to evaluate the real-world impact of this technology, considering factors such as improvements in data security and the efficiency of the reporting process. One of the most notable outcomes of our proposal is the substantial reduction in reporting time for car theft. While conventional reporting typically takes several hours, our system streamlines the process to less than 1 minute. This innovation offers significant benefits to vehicle owners, law enforcement agencies, and the broader community.

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A secure vehicle theft detection framework using Blockchain and smart contract

Cited by 30 publications

References 25 publications

A vehicle-to-infrastructure communication privacy protocolused Blockchain

A vehicle-to-infrastructure communication privacy protocolused Blockchain

Use of Federated Learning and Blockchain towards Securing Financial Services

A Framework Solution for Vehicle Theft Detection by Integrating NFC With a Blockchain-Based System

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