Secured Data Storage Scheme Based on Block Chain for Agricultural Products Tracking
Chao Xie, Yan Sun, Hong Luo · 2017
The Internet of Things technology has been widely used in the quality tracking of agricultural products, however, the safety of storage for tracked data is still a serious challenge. Recently, with the expansion of blockchain technology applied in cross-industry field, the unchangeable features of its stored data provide us new vision about ensuring the storage safety for tracked data. Unfortunately, when the blockchain technology is directly applied in agricultural products tracking and data storage, it is difficult to automate storage and obtain the hash data stored in the blockchain in batches base on the identity. Addressing this issue, we propose a double-chain storage structure, and design a secured data storage scheme for tracking agricultural products based on blockchain. Specifically, the chained data structure is utilized to store the blockchain transaction hash, and together with the chain of the blockchain to form a double-chain storage, which ensures the data of agricultural products will not be maliciously tampered or destructed. Finally, in the practical application system, we verify the correctness and security of the proposed storage scheme.