Overcoming Limits of Blockchain for IoT Applications

Buccafurri, Francesco; Lax, Gianluca; Nicolazzo, Serena; Nocera, Antonino

doi:10.1145/3098954.3098983

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“…Another framework is IoTChain, which uses OSCAR and ACE to provide end to end solution for secure authorization for IoT resources 26 . In addition, a unique implementation of a public ledger is using Twitter and creating protocol by a chain of tweets for security 27 …”

Section: Blockchain Internet Of Things and Edge Computingmentioning

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A comprehensive review of blockchain applications in industrial Internet of Things and supply chain systems

Malik

Alkhatib

Sun

et al. 2021

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The industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and supply chain systems have become one of the most important technologies to positively impact our daily life activities. Blockchain technology has recently gained popularity and it is increasingly being employed in a large number of applications and industries. The use cases for blockchain are growing rapidly in different fields and domains. Combining blockchain into IIoT and in our supply chain logistics could provide many solutions to the critical issues that current systems face today. Blockchain features such as immutability, decentralization, and data encryption are useful in solving the shortcomings of IIoT and the current supply chain systems security and integrity. This article presents a comprehensive review of blockchain applications in IIoT and supply chain systems. This article also focuses on the security aspects of blockchain integration within industry applications with the support of the emerging edge computing technology.

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Section: Blockchain Internet Of Things and Edge Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A comprehensive review of blockchain applications in industrial Internet of Things and supply chain systems

Malik

Alkhatib

Sun

et al. 2021

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“…Even though the devices are already capable of executing blockchain-related computations, they still may be developed in a very inefficient way, as shown in Section VI. Some works have already investigated the possibility of creating a specifically designed overlay network suitable for IoT blockchain-based networks [101] and proposing custom DLTs fulfilling the storage and computational limitations of said constrained devices [102].…”

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An Overview on Blockchain for Smartphones: State-of-the-Art, Consensus, Implementation, Challenges and Future Trends

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“…Support for Constrained Devices. The extent to which constrained devices, such as those used in the IoT, can participate in a DLT, for instance, by issuing or validating transactions [6,59,60].…”

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What Does Not Fit Can Be Made to Fit! Trade-Offs in Distributed Ledger Technology Designs

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Distributed ledger technology (DLT), including blockchain, enables secure processing of transactions between untrustworthy parties in a decentralized system. However, DLT is available in different designs that exhibit diverse characteristics. Moreover, DLT characteristics have complementary and conflicting interdependencies. Hence, there will never be an ideal DLT design for all DLT use cases; instead, DLT implementations need to be configured to contextual requirements. Successful DLT configuration requires, however, a sound understanding of DLT characteristics and their interdependencies. In this manuscript, we review DLT characteristics and organize them into six groups. Furthermore, we condense interdependencies of DLT characteristics into trade-offs that should be considered for successful deployment of DLT. Finally, we consolidate our findings into DLT archetypes for common design objectives, such as security, usability, or performance. Our work makes extant DLT research more transparent and fosters understanding of interdependencies and trade-offs between DLT characteristics.

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Overcoming Limits of Blockchain for IoT Applications

Cited by 34 publications

References 14 publications

A comprehensive review of blockchain applications in industrial Internet of Things and supply chain systems

A comprehensive review of blockchain applications in industrial Internet of Things and supply chain systems

An Overview on Blockchain for Smartphones: State-of-the-Art, Consensus, Implementation, Challenges and Future Trends

What Does Not Fit Can Be Made to Fit! Trade-Offs in Distributed Ledger Technology Designs

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