TL;DR
This work proposes a platform for traceable data sources with a customizable delivery method based on the integration of the InterPlanetary File System and a novel Peer-to-Peer file sharing environment and presents a decentralized, blockchain-agnostic approach for monetizing data sources utilizing symmetric key encryption.
A blockchain-based domain name system architecture named RNS is proposed, which resolves the unilateralism inherent in traditional DNS through decentralized domain resolution services and enhances the system's scalability by incorporating relay chains.
The results demonstrate that the proposed method provides an effective solution for rapid and secure cross-domain blockchain data traceability, and significantly reduces update and query times, enhances data security, and ensures efficient traceability operations.
The results confirm that this hybrid architecture successfully overcomes common P2P network obstacles, providing a robust and scalable solution.
A qualitative discussion of the architecture’s strengths and challenges is provided, covering aspects such as decentralization, regulatory alignment, and adoption barriers, together with a comparison against alternative identity and trust models for federated data spaces.
Experimental tests indicate that Gov Chain offers a practical and scalable solution for secure and citizen-focused e-governance systems in developing countries, and lowers infrastructure costs and processing delays, all while ensuring reliable data integrity.
A blockchain-based efficient authentication approach is devised for data sharing amongst the vehicles, demonstrating that the proposed framework consistently outperforms existing methods in terms of efficiency and scalability for practical IoV applications.
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