Hyperledger Fabric-Based Multi-Channel Structure for Data Exchange in Internet of Vehicles

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Abstract

The rapid growth of the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) requires secure, efficient, and reliable data exchanges among multiple stakeholders. Traditional centralized database systems can hardly address the challenges associated with data privacy, integrity and scalability in this decentralized ecosystem. In this paper, we propose a Hyperledger Fabric-Based Multi-Channel Structure to overcome these limitations. By leveraging the blockchain architecture, the system ensures data confidentiality and integrity by segregating data into exclusive channels and enabling different organizations to collaborate. Cross-channel communication ensures security when data is interacted with. Chaincodes automate transactions and enhance trust between participants. Our test verified the effectiveness of the system in real-world scenarios, highlighting its advantages over traditional systems in terms of decentralization, transparency and security. Future work will focus on enhancing the user experience and integrating the system with edge computing. Eventually, attempts will be made to operationalize it in real-world environments.

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