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IoT, Volume 4, Issue 1
March 2023 - 3 articles
Cover Story: The Trusted Consortium Blockchain (TCB) Framework provides an optimal solution for big data integrity based on Hyperledger Fabric Modular (HFM). TCB leverages trustworthiness in heterogeneous IIoT networks by governing end-point peers to achieve strong integrity for big data and support high transaction throughput and low latency of HFM contents. This proposed solution drives the fault-tolerant properties and consensus protocols to monitor malicious activities of tunable peers if compromised and validates the signed evidence of big data recorded in real-time HFM operated over different smart manufacturing environments. Experimentally, TCB has been evaluated and has reached tradeoff results of throughput and latency better than the comparative consortium blockchain solutions. View this paper
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Securing Big Data Integrity for Industrial IoT in Smart Manufacturing Based on the Trusted Consortium Blockchain (TCB)
- Mazen Juma,
- Fuad Alattar and
- Basim Touqan
The smart manufacturing ecosystem enhances the end-to-end efficiency of the mine-to-market lifecycle to create the value chain using the big data generated rapidly by edge computing devices, third-party technologies, and various stakeholders connecte...
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Wildfires kill and injure people, destroy residences, pollute the air, and cause economic loss. In this paper, a low-power Internet of Things (IoT)-based sensor network is developed, which automatically detects fires in forests and sends the location...
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