Security Assured Vehicle Data Collection Platform by Blockchain: Service Provider’s Perspective

Lee, Sang-Oun; Jung, Hyunseok; Han, Bosuk

doi:10.23919/icact.2019.8701965

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“…Counterfeit spare parts [8], create distrust among all brands even which work genuinely. With the blooming interest towards the autonomous vehicle, there also exist privacy concerns associated with the data generation and usage from the IoT sensors [9,10] fixed in the vehicles. Blockchain can benefit in various areas associated with the vehicle such as vehicle communication, vehicle forensics, and insurance [11].…”

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Secured Vehicle Life Cycle Tracking Using Blockchain and Smart Contract

Bragadeesh¹,

Umamakeswari²

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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Life Cycle Tracking (LCT) involves continuous monitoring and analysis of various activities associated with a vehicle. The crucial factor in the LCT is to ensure the validity of gathered data as numerous supply chain phases are involved and the data is assessed by multiple stakeholders. Frauds and swindling activities can be prevented if the history of the vehicles is made available to the interested parties. Blockchain provides a way of enforcing trustworthiness to the supply chain participants and the data associated with the various actions performed. Machine learning techniques when combined decentralized nature of blockchains can be used to develop a robust Vehicle LCT model. In the proposed work, Harmonic Optimized Gradient Descent and Łukasiewicz Fuzzy (HOGD-LF) Vehicle Life Cycle Tracking in Cloud Environment is proposed and it involves three stages. First, the Progressive Harmonic Optimized User Registration and Authentication model is designed for computationally efficient registration and authentication. Next, for the authentic user, the Gradient Descent Blockchain-based SVM Data Encryption model is designed with minimum CPU utilization. Finally, Łukasiewicz Fuzzy Smart Contract Verification is performed with encrypted data to ensure accurate and precise fraudulent activity deduction. The experimental analysis shows that the proposed method achieves significant performance in terms of life cycle's prediction time, overhead, and accuracy for a different number of users.

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“…Correspondingly, the encrypted data for three different classes using quadratic function are given below as Eq. numbers ( 7)- (9). In Eq.…”

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Secured Vehicle Life Cycle Tracking Using Blockchain and Smart Contract

Bragadeesh¹,

Umamakeswari²

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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“…A. Didouh et al [30] used a consortium-type blockchain for electronic toll collection, and featured a GPS counterfeit prevention function using a radio base station on the road. S. Lee et al [31] wanted to use a public blockchain network as a platform that can provide driver information, vehicle information, and traffic information of vehicles. B. Bera et al [32] built a drone operating system that can process a lot of data in a 5G IOT environment using a private blockchain.…”

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A Tamper-Resistant Algorithm Using Blockchain for the Digital Tachograph

Kim

Back²,

Kim

2021

Electronics

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A tachograph in a vehicle records the vehicle operating conditions, such as speed, distance, brake operation conditions, acceleration, GPS information, etc., in intervals of one second. For accidents, the tachograph records information, such as the acceleration and direction of a vehicle traveling in intervals of 1/100 s for 10 s before and after the accident occurs as collision data. A vehicle equipped with a tachograph is obliged to upload operation data to administrative organizations periodically via other auxiliary storage devices like a USB attached external memory or online wireless communication. If there is a problem with the recorded contents, data may be at risk of being tampered with during the uploading process. This research proposed tamper-resistant technology based on blockchain for data in online and offline environments. The suggested algorithm proposed a new data recording mechanism that operates in low-level hardware of digital tachographs for tamper-resistance in light blockchains and on/offline situations. The average encoding time of the proposed light blockchain was 1.85 ms/Mb, while the average decoding time was 1.65 ms/Mb. With the outliers in statistical tests removed, the estimated average encoding and decoding time was 1.32 ms/Mb and 1.29 ms/Mb, respectively, and the tamper verification test detected all the tampered data.

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The future of transportation: Blockchain‐powered solutions

Alanazi

2024

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The future of transportation could be dramatically reshaped by the advent of blockchain‐powered solutions, with a particular emphasis on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). Despite potential roadblocks such as security, privacy, and interoperability issues, blockchain technology stands out as a potent tool for overcoming these challenges while simultaneously boosting the efficiency and safety of ITS. This systematic literature review (SLR) analyzes 60 articles to explore potential applications and perceived benefits of integrating blockchain in ITS. Addressing two key research questions, the study identifies diverse applications of blockchain, ranging from enhancing security to building trust in transportation systems. The review sheds light on how blockchain can transform ITS by fostering trust and exploring the prospects of its applications. This exploration highlights blockchain's potential to redefine the transportation landscape within smart cities.

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Security Assured Vehicle Data Collection Platform by Blockchain: Service Provider’s Perspective

Cited by 11 publications

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Secured Vehicle Life Cycle Tracking Using Blockchain and Smart Contract

Secured Vehicle Life Cycle Tracking Using Blockchain and Smart Contract

A Tamper-Resistant Algorithm Using Blockchain for the Digital Tachograph

The future of transportation: Blockchain‐powered solutions

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