Fog Computing and Blockchain-Based Security Service Architecture for 5G Industrial IoT-Enabled Cloud Manufacturing

Hewa, Tharaka; Braeken, An; Liyanage, Madhusanka; Ylianttila, Mika

doi:10.1109/tii.2022.3140792

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“…In [ 104 ], the authors have addressed the scalability and latency along with security and privacy challenges by proposing fog computing and blockchain-based security architecture for IIoT-enabled Cloud Manufacturing (CM). The authors have focused on addressing three main things that are lacking in the security of CM in the current literature, (1) trust between the network nodes to ensure the authenticity by using the blockchain-enabled Elliptic Curve Qu Vanstone (ECQV) certificates, (2) privacy of CM data over the internet, and (3) scalability requirements of security services to deal with future expansions.…”

Section: Key Iiot Requirements Emerging Technologies and Literature R...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Key Challenges and Emerging Technologies in Industrial IoT Architectures: A Review

Mirani

Velasco-Hernandez

Awasthi

et al. 2022

Sensors

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The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is bringing evolution with remote monitoring, intelligent analytics, and control of industrial processes. However, as the industrial world is currently in its initial stage of adopting full-stack development solutions with IIoT, there is a need to address the arising challenges. In this regard, researchers have proposed IIoT architectures based on different architectural layers and emerging technologies for the end-to-end integration of IIoT systems. In this paper, we review and compare three widely accepted IIoT reference architectures and present a state-of-the-art review of conceptual and experimental IIoT architectures from the literature. We identified scalability, interoperability, security, privacy, reliability, and low latency as the main IIoT architectural requirements and detailed how the current architectures address these challenges by using emerging technologies such as edge/fog computing, blockchain, SDN, 5G, Machine Learning, and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). Finally, we discuss the relation between the current challenges and emergent technologies and present some opportunities and directions for future research work.

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Section: Key Iiot Requirements Emerging Technologies and Literature R...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Key Challenges and Emerging Technologies in Industrial IoT Architectures: A Review

Mirani

Velasco-Hernandez

Awasthi

et al. 2022

Sensors

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“…In [94], the authors have addressed the scalability and latency along with security and privacy challenges by proposing Fog Computing and Blockchain-based security architecture for IIoT enabled Cloud Manufacturing (CM). The authors have focused on addressing three main things which are lacking in the security of CM in current literature, (1) trust in manufacturing/monitoring equipment to ensure the authenticity, (2) privacy of CM data over the internet, (3) scalability requirement of security services to deal with future expansions.…”

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“…Although the IIoT architecture in [81] addresses all the features, the authors have presented this architecture based on the theoretical approach, not the practical. Conceptual [93] Conceptual [59] Conceptual [87] Conceptual [100] Conceptual [81] Conceptual [91] Experimental [96] Experimental [83] Experimental [84] Experimental [92] Experimental [99] Experimental [104] Experimental [79] Experimental [85] Experimental [94] Experimental [97] Experimental [58] Experimental [80] Experimental [86] Experimental [95] Experimental [101] Experimental [103] Experimental…”

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Key Challenges and Emerging Technologies in Industrial IoT Architectures: A Review

Mirani¹,

Velasco-Hernandez²,

Awasthi³

et al. 2022

Preprint

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The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is bringing evolution with remote monitoring, intelligent analytics, and control of industrial processes. A reference architecture provides the general layout information for the flexible integration of IIoT systems; however, as the industrial world is currently in its initial stage of adopting the full-stack development solutions with IIoT, some challenges need to be addressed. To cope with the rising challenges and provide the blueprint guidelines to develop and implement IIoT in real-time, researchers around the globe have proposed IIoT architectures based on different architectural layers and emerging technologies. In this paper, we first review and compare some widely accepted IIoT reference architectures and present a state-of-the-art review of conceptual and experimental IIoT architectures in literature. We highlight scalability, interoperability, security, privacy, reliability, and low latency as the main IIoT architectural requirements and compare how the current architectures address these challenges. We also highlight the role of emerging technologies in current IIoT architectures to address these requirements and present the literature gap for future research work to address the challenges.

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“…Payment channels [86], [87] Sidechains [41], [88] Cross-chain [89], [90], [91], [92], [93], [94], [69], [70] Off-chain [71], [95], [96], [97], [98], [99]…”

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“…The hash for the control measures recorded during the printing process is transmitted to the Attestation and Certification Authority accessed via IPFS to verify quality control measures. [70] In the case of the blockchain-based service architecture for Cloud manufacturing, the authors proposed to relay the dynamic elliptic curve certificate data on a distributed storage system (IPFS) to increase the storage scalability of the proposed architecture [95]. Dynamic certificates and elliptic curve integrated encryption schemes are proposed to enable blockchainbased security services for trust establishment.…”

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Scalability Solutions in Blockchain-Supported Manufacturing: A Survey

Rožman¹,

Corn²,

Škulj³

et al. 2022

sv-jme

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Researchers in the field of smart manufacturing have recognized the benefits of blockchain technology, which solves the trust problem in the open network without relying on any trusted third party. Blockchain technology enables interaction between otherwise competing manufacturing entities to satisfy increasing customer demands in a trustful way. However, existing blockchain networks are facing limitations, which are defined by the trade-off between scalability, decentralization, and security. The scalability of the blockchain network is defined as the ability of the network to support an increasing load of transactions and it is lower compared to the non-blockchain systems. In order to omit the effects of the limitations, scalability solutions are being presented. This research reviews the literature in the field of blockchain-supported manufacturing concerning scalability solutions. The selected literature has been reviewed and classified according to the type of scalability solution. For each type of scalability solution, the main features of the concepts and connection between blockchain technology and manufacturing system are highlighted and discussed. The main findings of the study are that Layer 1 scalability solutions are better represented in the literature and are predominating in the case of general smart manufacturing systems, whereas Layer 2 scalability solutions are better represented in the case of specific smart manufacturing systems. Based on insights obtained from the presented analysis, future directions and open issues regarding the scalability limitations and solutions in blockchain-supported manufacturing are presented.

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Fog Computing and Blockchain-Based Security Service Architecture for 5G Industrial IoT-Enabled Cloud Manufacturing

Cited by 65 publications

References 28 publications

Key Challenges and Emerging Technologies in Industrial IoT Architectures: A Review

Key Challenges and Emerging Technologies in Industrial IoT Architectures: A Review

Key Challenges and Emerging Technologies in Industrial IoT Architectures: A Review

Scalability Solutions in Blockchain-Supported Manufacturing: A Survey

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