Secure IoT data dissemination with blockchain and transfer learning techniques
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.This research presents TraVel, a secure framework for Internet of Things (IoT) data management using blockchain and transfer learning. It enhances trust in sustainable IoT solutions by ensuring reliable, transparent, and secure data handling.
Area Of Science
- Computer Science
- Cybersecurity
- Data Science
Background
- Centralized architectures in existing IoT data systems create single points of failure, compromising reliability, security, and transparency.
- Sustainable IoT solutions require trustworthy data management for effective operation.
- The need for secure and reliable dissemination of streaming IoT data is critical for smart applications.
Purpose Of The Study
- To introduce TraVel, a novel framework for secure Internet of Things (IoT) data management.
- To address the limitations of existing IoT data systems by enhancing reliability, security, and transparency.
- To build trust in sustainable IoT solutions through secure data handling.
Main Methods
- Leveraging decentralized InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) for efficient storage of large IoT data volumes.
- Integrating a private Ethereum blockchain for enhanced data integrity and accessibility.
- Employing self-executing Ethereum smart contracts for access control and data validation.
- Utilizing an adversarial domain adaptation (DA) learning model to detect and filter malicious data.
Main Results
- Demonstrated reliability and scalability of the TraVel framework through simulations.
- Successful secure collection and access of smart home data via the blockchain using IPFS hash keys.
- Effective enforcement of access control and data integrity by smart contracts.
- Filtering of malicious data prior to blockchain storage using the DA model.
Conclusions
- TraVel provides a robust solution for secure IoT data management, enhancing trust in sustainable IoT applications.
- The framework effectively addresses the limitations of centralized systems by employing blockchain and decentralized storage.
- The integration of transfer learning and smart contracts ensures data integrity and security in IoT data dissemination.
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