Blockchain-based Privacy-Preserving System for Internet of Things (IoT)
C. N. Ravi, S Dinesh Krishnan, Manikannan Kaliyaperumal, Sumita Kumar, A.V.S. Ram Prasad, S. Suma Christal Mary · 2023
The shortcomings of conventional healthcare systems are becoming more apparent as the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes ever more pervasive in people's daily lives. The standard procedure for dealing with confidential data frequently results in unwanted public disclosure. Blockchain's agreements make it possible to automate the safe transfer of patient data based on their individual authorization settings. To create a completely untraceable trading platform, blockchain technology is frequently implemented. To protect user data in the Internet of Things (IoT), a privacy-protecting protocol is developed using the blockchain. It is important to consider that the rogue cloud server might potentially develop a database of user behaviour profiles, which could be a serious breach of privacy. Confidentiality makes it more difficult to resolve disagreements about private data exchange transactions. When users of metadata are falsely accused, their rights are difficult to defend. Also, smart contracts are used to enforce security protocols and data privacy for multisharing adaptable access control. There is no reason to doubt the safety of the proposed work. The proposed work is efficient and applicable, as demonstrated by the efficiency evaluation and experimental findings.