On-Chain Crypto-Secured Credential Verification On Permissioned Blockchain

Verifying credentials, such as educational degrees, professional licenses, and permits, is a crucial yet challenging task for organizations globally. Traditional verification methods often rely on third-party vendors, introducing vulnerabilities like bias, security breaches, and privacy risks. While blockchain technology offers a promising solution for credential management, existing approaches often store sensitive credential data off-chain in centralized databases or the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), leaving them susceptible to data breaches and loss.This paper presents a robust credential verification system built on blockchain and cryptographic constructs. The system stores credentials directly on the chain, eliminating reliance on vulnerable off-chain storage and mitigating associated risks. Furthermore, our analysis of a common credential dataset demonstrates the cost-effectiveness of our solution, suggesting its potential for widespread adoption. Future work includes implementing measures resistant to future cryptographic attacks and ensuring secure key management.

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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icbds61829.2024.10837037
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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On-Chain Crypto-Secured Credential Verification On Permissioned Blockchain

S. K. Gupta
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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On-Chain Crypto-Secured Credential Verification On Permissioned Blockchain

S. K. Gupta
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Abstract

Verifying credentials, such as educational degrees, professional licenses, and permits, is a crucial yet challenging task for organizations globally. Traditional verification methods often rely on third-party vendors, introducing vulnerabilities like bias, security breaches, and privacy risks. While blockchain technology offers a promising solution for credential management, existing approaches often store sensitive credential data off-chain in centralized databases or the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), leaving them susceptible to data breaches and loss.This paper presents a robust credential verification system built on blockchain and cryptographic constructs. The system stores credentials directly on the chain, eliminating reliance on vulnerable off-chain storage and mitigating associated risks. Furthermore, our analysis of a common credential dataset demonstrates the cost-effectiveness of our solution, suggesting its potential for widespread adoption. Future work includes implementing measures resistant to future cryptographic attacks and ensuring secure key management.

Palo Alto University (US), Stanford University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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