1. Hierarchical blockchain-based data provenance in IoT.
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Sharma, Mekhla
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INTERNET of things , *BLOCKCHAINS , *BIOMETRIC identification - Abstract
Internet of things (IoT) includes a huge number of complex, diversified and heterogeneous devices that produce enormous data. To determine the complete history of data origin and to ensure that the data collected is trustworthy or not is quite challenging. Hence, it is desired that the data collected should be collated and analyzed in such a way so that actionable intelligence can be derived. This calls for device authorization & authentication and most importantly end-to-end provenance of data at all layers of IoT. Most of the traditional IoT solutions focus on centralized communication framework which is susceptible to single-point-of-failure. Amalgamation of blockchain technology into IoT supports decentralization, authentication, repudiation, immutability and end-to-end traceability. This paper starts with the explanation of IoT architecture, the need for data provenance and role of blockchain in IoT. Then, a deep understanding and analysis of blockchain-based existing schemes used for data provenance in IoT is covered. Finally, conceptual two-level hierarchical data provenance architecture for IoT using blockchain is presented in the paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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