Blockchain and IPFS Based Service Model for the Internet of Things

Zareen, Hajra; Awan, Saba; Sajid, Muhammad; Baig, Shakira Musa; Faisal, Muhammad Ali; Javaid, Nadeem

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-79725-6_25

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“…A hybrid storage model that includes both on-chain and off-chain storage is used. IPFS can be used for off-chain data storage, as more data are sent on the Blockchain and can be extended with additional storage using cloud facilities [73,74].…”

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Toward an Intelligent Blockchain IoT-Enabled Fish Supply Chain: A Review and Conceptual Framework

Ismail

Reza

Salameh

et al. 2023

Sensors

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The fish industry experiences substantial illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) activities within traditional supply chain systems. Blockchain technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) are expected to transform the fish supply chain (SC) by incorporating distributed ledger technology (DLT) to build trustworthy, transparent, decentralized traceability systems that promote secure data sharing and employ IUU prevention and detection methods. We have reviewed current research efforts directed toward incorporating Blockchain in fish SC systems. We have discussed traceability in both traditional and smart SC systems that make use of Blockchain and IoT technologies. We demonstrated the key design considerations in terms of traceability in addition to a quality model to consider when designing smart Blockchain-based SC systems. In addition, we proposed an Intelligent Blockchain IoT-enabled fish SC framework that uses DLT for the trackability and traceability of fish products throughout harvesting, processing, packaging, shipping, and distribution to final delivery. More precisely, the proposed framework should be able to provide valuable and timely information that can be used to track and trace the fish product and verify its authenticity throughout the chain. Unlike other work, we have investigated the benefits of integrating machine learning (ML) into Blockchain IoT-enabled SC systems, focusing the discussion on the role of ML in fish quality, freshness assessment and fraud detection.

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Toward an Intelligent Blockchain IoT-Enabled Fish Supply Chain: A Review and Conceptual Framework

Ismail

Reza

Salameh

et al. 2023

Sensors

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“…These aspects are addressed through the suggested combination of blockchain and IPFS System solution framework for EMR in the health industry [10]. In [11], the system of the blockchain and IPFS is proposed in an IoT environment, whereby the blockchain is used for storing the evidence of services, whereas IPFS is utilized for storing and sharing data in a secured way. This work makes use of blockchain technology, which represents a modern research trend showing prospective results for securing the data when shared.…”

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Securing medical records based on inter-planetary file system and blockchain

Mohammed¹,

Abdullah²,

Abod³

2022

PEN

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In general, health records include important information like the patient's history, findings of examinations and assessments, diagnosis reports, documentation of consent, and treatment plans. Sharing this information has grown to be a challenge concerning data security, as it could result in compromising patient privacy. Therefore, the patient's information should not be misused or tampered with. In this paper, a full process of storing and retrieving medical records is proposed using a decentralized system through the integration of two emerging technologies: Blockchain and Inter-Planetary File System (IPFS). The system provides solutions for the major security concerns associated with medical files, including authentication and authorization, database breaches, data integrity of local and cloud storage, and data availability. The obtained results indicate a high level of safety by adding security layers such as confidentiality, authentication, authorization and access control, based on different factors. All these aspects contribute to reaching the aim of the proposed system, which is storing and retrieving medical records in a decentralized and safe manner.

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