Edge Computing: Smart Identity Wallet Based Architecture and User Centric

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Abstract

The huge amount of exchanged data in the internet between entities and the quick development of edge computing has increased users frustration about the future generations. We expect a future where transactions will be based on clouds and virtual machines, gathered from sensors and IoT devices and processed by different artificial intelligence algorithms or agents. The speed and backlash change in the world has driven researchers to work on privacy and security for entities’ information and transactions. Different concepts arise and still in their early stage as digital identity, self sovereign identity, global unique identifier and identity of things (IDoT). Therefore, motivated by the recent explosion of interest around Blockchains, we examine whether they make a good fit for the Identity Internet of Things (IDoT) sector. Blockchain a major distributed peer-to-peer network where non-trusting members can interact together without a need for a trusted third party, it actually make available many advantages to providers and consumers and solve data protection features lifelong a transaction existing. As being immutable, transparent and trustful platform the Blockchain allows managing identities and privacy of its nodes information. Our contribution is a new architecture eventually using a public Blockchain and creating a smart identity wallet. It contains standard node data and will also integrate proactive data behavior and the reactive one. The main target is to protect users from sybil attack at early stage. We will define a new digital wallet based on entities behavior in order to prevent 51% attack and Sybil attack

Keywords

Edge Computing
IDoT
Blockchain
Privacy
Security
Identity
Wallet
Transaction
Consumer
Provider
Behavior
51% Attack
Sybil Attack

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