Using blockchain in fog environments with limited resources is difficult because standard consensus algorithms like Proof of Work require high computing power and energy.
This paper presents OmniGuard V2X, a security prototype for connected and au-tonomous vehicles. The system integrates blockchain auditing, zero-knowledge privacy, decentral-ized identity, post-quantum key establishment, federated learning, and an encrypted forensic black box into a unified architecture. Rather than mak...
Md Shkhakhanur Shkhagor, E. Anikeev, A. Akimenko· INTELLECTUAL INFORMATION SYS...· 0 citations
The Moroccan Ministry of Justice aims to enhance the process of the judicial system. Through digitalization, given the sensitive information and the complexity of managing this volume of data, along with the multiple electronic materials exchanged, several challenges regarding the security, integrity, and confidentiali...
Across the corpus, blockchain is used most often for device authentication, data integrity, access control, traceability, secure data exchange, and distributed trust management.
E. L. Huamaní, Erasmo Montufar-Barrientos, Carlos Ponce-Sanchez· international journal of eng...· 0 citations
The verification and irreversible deletion of data stored in the cloud remains an unresolved problem, as there is no cryptographic proof of deletion, and cloud users must rely on the trustworthiness of the cloud service provider (CSP). In this paper, we introduce a blockchain‐enabled trustless protocol for secure and v...
Rohitashwa, Santosh Kumar· Concurrency and Computation· 0 citations
This editorial introduces four papers in Volume 2, Issue 3 of the Journal of Reliable and Secure Computing, covering trustworthy AI governance, secure edge computing, federated fine-tuning, and outsourced LoRA adaptation.
Hu Xiong· Journal of Reliable and Secu...· 0 citations
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