Privacy and Security Aspects of E-Government in Smart Cities

Yang, Longzhi; Nnko, Noe; Eliot, Neil

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-815032-0.00007-x

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“…It follows a specific function technique that the source's connection history performing sequential hypothesis testing. The hypothesis testing is sustained until enough evidence is gathered to declare the source either scanner or normal In [24] the author's proposed overall framework integrates a government system into a sensible city in ensuring various security such as user privacy, information security, and mutual trust and confidence. Acitizen-centered, business-focused, and environmentaware government system will cause greater transparency and convenience, higher revenue and efficiency, and less corruption and operational overhead.…”

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Mohammed¹

2020

IJISRT

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In a computer network, an attack is an attempt to destroy or steal unauthorized information or make use of information as an asset. One of the attacks is a reconnaissance attack considered as the first step of a computer attack. This type of attack is mostly done by a black hat, an expert in the programmer, by scanning the internal network devices and gather vulnerability information. In this paper, shows the identification of open ports and services through the network and available IP on the network are possible to attack.

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2020

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“…Another point of view is presented in Yang, Elisa, and Eliot (), where e‐government is determined as “an indispensable part of a Smart City,” and current deployment strategies and technological solutions of e‐government are investigated in terms of security and privacy in a smart city environment. The result is proposing “a decentralized framework based upon blockchain and artificial intelligence to provide a secure and privacy‐preserving infrastructure.” A similar problem is discussed in Elisa, Yang, Chao, and Cao (), where a framework of a decentralized e‐government peer‐to‐peer system using blockchain technology is proposed.…”

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Business virtual system in the context of e‐governance: Investigation of secure access to information resources

Romansky

Noninska

2020

Journal of Public Affairs

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Contemporary digital age proposes different opportunities in the public, social, private, and business areas based on remote access to distributed resources placed in virtual, cloud, educational, governmental, business, smart, and so forth environments. In this reason, the e‐governance is realized on the basis of digital communications between different parties that requires strong protection of the information resources and personal data. The digital sustainability is an important task for e‐governance in the digital world. Article deals with principles of correct protection of the information resources (including in the cloud) by using strong procedures for access regulation of the external clients. Organization of Information Security Management System for identification, registration, authentication, and authorization of the requests is discussed. An investigation of the proposed functionality is made on the basis of stochastic analytical modelling by using the apparatus of Markov chains and statistical processing and interpretation of the obtained results.

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“…Commonly, the security and privacy of e-government systems are provided using firewalls, intrusion detections systems (IDSs), public key infrastructure (PKI) and antivirus mechanisms [2]. Various artificial intelligence techniques have been employed in the implementation of IDSs that can also be used by e-government systems [25][26][27][28][29][30].…”

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“…Generally speaking, government networks can communicate to each other better than business networks, because most of them are connected for transferring information to the public without competition. In the future, the number of devices using e-government services will increase dramatically due to the fast evolution of smart homes, internet of things (IOT), smart cities, and other interconnected networks [1,2]. According to the United Nation e-government survey, 2014 [3], almost every government around the world is currently providing its citizens and other stakeholders e-services via websites and mobile applications.…”

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A framework of blockchain-based secure and privacy-preserving E-government system

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Electronic government (e-government) uses information and communication technologies to deliver public services to individuals and organisations effectively, efficiently and transparently. E-government is one of the most complex systems which needs to be distributed, secured and privacy-preserved, and the failure of these can be very costly both economically and socially. Most of the existing e-government systems such as websites and electronic identity management systems (eIDs) are centralized at duplicated servers and databases. A centralized management and validation system may suffer from a single point of failure and make the system a target to cyber attacks such as malware, denial of service attacks (DoS), and distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS). The blockchain technology enables the implementation of highly secure and privacy-preserving decentralized systems where transactions are not under the control of any third party organizations. Using the blockchain technology, exiting data and new data are stored in a sealed compartment of blocks (i.e., ledger) distributed across the network in a verifiable and immutable way. Information security and privacy are enhanced by the blockchain technology in which data are encrypted and distributed across the entire network. This paper proposes a framework of a decentralized e-government peer-to-peer (p2p) system using the blockchain technology, which can ensure both information security and privacy while simultaneously increasing the trust of the public sectors. In addition, a prototype of the proposed system is presented, with the support of a theoretical and qualitative analysis of the security and privacy implications of such system.

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Privacy and Security Aspects of E-Government in Smart Cities

Cited by 80 publications

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