IoT-CCAC: a blockchain-based consortium capability access control approach for IoT.
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ABSTRACT: Access control is a critical aspect for improving the privacy and security of IoT systems. A consortium is a public or private association or a group of two or more institutes, businesses, and companies that collaborate to achieve common goals or form a resource pool to enable the sharing economy aspect. However, most access control methods are based on centralized solutions, which may lead to problems like data leakage and single-point failure. Blockchain technology has its intrinsic feature of distribution, which can be used to tackle the centralized problem of traditional access control schemes. Nevertheless, blockchain itself comes with certain limitations like the lack of scalability and poor performance. To bridge the gap of these problems, here we present a decentralized capability-
SUBMITTER: Bouras MA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8049119 | biostudies-literature | 2021
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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