A zero trust and blockchain-based defense model for smart electric vehicle chargers

Li, Peirong; Ou, Wei; Liang, Haozhe; Han, Weili; Zhang, Qionglu; Zeng, Guang

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2023.103599

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“…Moreover, the field of electric mobility is very promising in terms of implementing energy blockchains. To be more specific, blockchain models have been proposed for EV charging [68] to support battery management, coordination, and scheduling [69], payments [70], and other applications. Other research has proposed energy trading Many of the proposed blockchain-based solutions for smart grids and microgrids aim to ensure user privacy and security, enabling safe communication and data sharing within the grid [50].…”

Section: Review Of Blockchain Applications In the Energy Sectormentioning

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Evaluating the Barriers to Blockchain Adoption in the Energy Sector: A Multicriteria Approach Using the Analytical Hierarchy Process for Group Decision Making

Andreoulaki,

Papapostolou,

Marinakis

2024

Energies

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The blockchain has been proposed for use in various applications in the energy field. Although the blockchain has technical strengths, several obstacles affect the application of the technology in energy services. The scope of this study is to highlight and prioritise the most important barriers to such applications. The first step in this direction is specifying the potential areas of the implementation of blockchain technology in the energy sector. Two useful tools for market analysis were used: Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and Environmental, PESTLE Analysis, and Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats, SWOT Analysis, which examine external and internal factors, respectively. Thus, a list of the most important elements hindering the incorporation of the blockchain in the energy sector was extracted. The detected barriers were classified and ranked by energy and IT experts using the multicriteria method, “Analytical Hierarchy Process for Group Decision Making”. The results reveal that legal barriers relating to the complexities of deficiencies of regulations are the most significant, while technological barriers, especially those related to security issues, are also important. Sociopolitical barriers related mainly to lack of trust in blockchain, as well as economic concerns such as high upfront costs, are less influential but should still be considered. The conclusions of the conducted research have the potential to guide market actors in their endeavours to modernise energy systems through the use of the blockchain, assisting them in designing the most appropriate market strategies.

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Section: Review Of Blockchain Applications In the Energy Sectormentioning

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Evaluating the Barriers to Blockchain Adoption in the Energy Sector: A Multicriteria Approach Using the Analytical Hierarchy Process for Group Decision Making

Andreoulaki,

Papapostolou,

Marinakis

2024

Energies

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“…Data integrity and secrecy are protected via encryption, which effectively shields against attackers listening in on transmissions of data. Li et al [101] introduced a defense mechanism utilizing blockchain and a zero-trust approach for smart electric vehicle chargers. The system adopts Hyperledger Fabric for key management and trust evaluation event storage to guarantee key and event validity, nonrepudiation, and tamperproof attributes.…”

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Securing the Future: A Comprehensive Review of Security Challenges and Solutions in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

Mehta,

Padaria,

Bavisi

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are advanced technologies that assist drivers with vehicle operation and navigation. Recent improvements and brisk expansion in the ADAS market, as well as an increase in the frequency of incidents such as sensor spoofing, communication interruption etc., in autonomous vehicles (AVs), have raised the need to research ADAS security technology. The security issues raised by incorporating these technologies into automobiles must be addressed to protect the privacy and safety of passengers and other road users. As a result, the purpose of this research is to investigate the security issues that arise from the integration of ADAS technologies. Addressing these challenges holds the potential to establish a foundation for enhanced safety and dependability within transportation networks amidst the ongoing advancements in vehicle technology. This paper starts by describing the vulnerabilities, threats, assaults, and defense mechanisms of the ADAS. It then delves into the attacks and countermeasures in three categories, namely VANET, Hardware, and Adversarial attacks.VANET attacks encompass threats targeting Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks, aiming to disrupt communication among vehicles or between vehicles and infrastructure. Hardware attacks focus on vulnerabilities within the physical components of ADAS, including sensors, processors, or communication modules. Adversarial attacks involve deliberate manipulations or perturbations introduced into machine learning models or algorithms utilized within ADAS. These attacks aim to deceive or undermine the functionality of AI-based systems, causing misclassification, compromising system integrity, and posing risks to user safety by exploiting vulnerabilities in the AI decision-making process. Finally, this study highlights potential areas for future research, such as the utilization of artificial intelligence (AI), the necessity of industry-wide standardization, and recommends specific future work tailored to each attack described in the corresponding sections. INDEX TERMS ADAS, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, Attacks, Countermeasures, Defences, Security, Threats I. INTRODUCTION ADAS stands for "Advanced Driver Assistance System". It describes a group of electronic devices and technologies that help drivers operate their cars more safely and effectively. ADAS has numerous electrical and digital tools that aid drivers in minimizing errors and performing parking functions, among other things. The primary goal of this study is to lessen human mistakes and prevent accidents through technologies like automatic emergency braking, collision avoidance, lane-keeping assistance, and autonomous cruise

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How Does Blockchain Enhance Zero Trust Security in IoMT?

Boughdiri,

Abdellatif,

Guegan

2024

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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A zero trust and blockchain-based defense model for smart electric vehicle chargers

Cited by 15 publications

References 17 publications

Evaluating the Barriers to Blockchain Adoption in the Energy Sector: A Multicriteria Approach Using the Analytical Hierarchy Process for Group Decision Making

Evaluating the Barriers to Blockchain Adoption in the Energy Sector: A Multicriteria Approach Using the Analytical Hierarchy Process for Group Decision Making

Securing the Future: A Comprehensive Review of Security Challenges and Solutions in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

How Does Blockchain Enhance Zero Trust Security in IoMT?

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