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A secure priority vehicle movement based on blockchain technology in connected vehicles

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Shreyansh Sharma,

Arvind Kumar khandelwalAuthors Info & Claims

SIN '19: Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Security of Information and Networks

Article No.: 17, Pages 1 - 8

https://doi.org/10.1145/3357613.3357631

Published: 12 September 2019 Publication History

Abstract

With the rapid advancement in internet connectivity, Connected Vehicle network is becoming a promising technology in the current years. However, the increased connectivity most often results in intensifying risk of cyber security threats. In this regard, the network of connected vehicle is also vulnerable to various cyber-attacks. This paper discussed the security issues with connected Priority Vehicle. A priority vehicle must ensure the high level of security otherwise, the results would be devastating and the consequences might be very serious. To ensure the safe and secure movement of connected priority vehicle on the road using blockchain technology. In our proposed system, the priority vehicle movement is controlled by blockchain network, and it only accept messages and signals from blockchain authorized nodes. In particular, the priority vehicle's location, speed and travel time are the important parameters that we secure using blockchain network. This paper also discusses the possible attacks on the priority vehicles and show how our solution can mitigate these attacks. Here it justifies the effectiveness and performance of our security solution using simulation and proves that the blockchain technology shows the potential application towards securing the information in the connected vehicle network.

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SIN '19: Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Security of Information and Networks

September 2019

179 pages

ISBN:9781450372428

DOI:10.1145/3357613

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Oleg Makarevich
Southern Federal University, Russia
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Dmitry Popov
Sochi State University, Russia
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Ludmila Babenko
Southern Federal University, Russia
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Pete Burnap
Cardiff University, Wales
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Atilla Elçi
Aksaray University, Turkey
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Ron Poet
University of Glasgow, UK
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Jaideep Vaidya
Rutgers University
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Mehmet Orgun
Macquarie University, Australia
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Manoj S. Gaur
MNIT, India
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Rajveer S. Shekhawat
MUJ, India

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