Techniques for Private Transactions in Corporate Blockchain Networks

Konkin, Anatoly; Zapechnikov, Sergey

doi:10.1109/elconrus51938.2021.9396228

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“…Also, with the known passenger trajectories, enhanced security measures are highly essential for diffusing such situations in the interest of public safety. Public safety applications utilising intelligent solutions using blockchain consortium in a decentralised fashion can help in the predicament of daily travel against the threat of lost trajectories, financial constraints, and monitoring passenger commutes [11], [15]. In addition, when more passengers are commuting, there is a need to address such capacity crunches by enhancing security in order to protect the user data.…”

Section: Potential Need For Blockchain In Ngtnmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In terms of road safety and security, embedding blockchain in edge-based vehicular networks is proposed to resolve computation of data challenges [14]. Furthermore, implementation of blockchain-enabled private transactions based on off-chain peer-to-peer (P2P) confidential data messaging, and broadcast transactions that contain hashes of private data to verify immutability and integrity [15]. The blockchainbased framework to provide reliability of important data, and jointly optimise caching content probability and redundancy rate in order to maximise the secure transmission probability, is presented in [2], [16].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Blockchain-Empowered Secure Spectrum Sharing for Next Generation Train Networks

Muhammad Asad,

Zhang,

Sun

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The integration of private mobile networks (PMN) driven by next generation train networks (NGTNs) require a paradigm for a secure spectrum sharing with mobile network operators (MNOs) to provide privacy driven architecture. For such unprecedented performance expectations, a fine-grained spectrum sharing PMN is required to address secure communication with volume, time, and usage area parameters. In this article, we study a novel vision for empowering secure spectrum sharing for NGTNs with MNOs using blockchain technology by using smart contracts. In particular, blockchain key features and its integration along with the anticipated challenges and potential benefits of the proposed architecture are discussed. Finally, we have also highlighted potential NGTN use-cases to address the outlined challenges. This would unlock several practical scenarios and critical applications to meet rising business demands. From the implementation perspective, this article would exploit a conceptual blockchain-driven intelligent network that is ready to satisfy a number of NGTN applications that need privacy preservation.

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Section: Potential Need For Blockchain In Ngtnmentioning

confidence: 99%