Blockchain‐Assisted Trust Framework for Increased Survivability in Internet of Vehicles

ABSTRACT VANETs enhance traffic efficiency and road safety, but they can be attacked by malicious vehicles. These malicious vehicles can cause accidents or endanger lives by broadcasting false event messages and disrupting Internet of Vehicles applications. Before responding to sender messages, receiver vehicles must estimate the legitimacy and trustworthiness of the source vehicles. Existing solutions struggle to balance security and efficiency effectively. This paper introduces a model that combines the advantages of blockchain technology and trust model models to improve the trustworthiness, efficacy, and security of vehicular networks, alongside secure trust‐based optimized routing. Extensive experiments demonstrate the security and efficiency of the proposed model. The proposed model is adaptable to diverse VANET scenarios, addressing all security and privacy needs more comprehensively than current trust schemes. Efficiency analysis and simulation results show that our proposed framework outperforms baseline models, highlighting its security, effectiveness, and robustness in enhancing IoV communication security.

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Internet Technology Letters
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/itl2.70029
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29
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Blockchain‐Assisted Trust Framework for Increased Survivability in Internet of Vehicles

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29 citations
Internet Technology Letters
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Blockchain‐Assisted Trust Framework for Increased Survivability in Internet of Vehicles

Mgm Johar, Anas Ratib Alsoud, P. C. Dey, S. Prasad, Atheer Ahmed Alrashed, Amrita Singh, Shivani Pant
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Abstract

ABSTRACT VANETs enhance traffic efficiency and road safety, but they can be attacked by malicious vehicles. These malicious vehicles can cause accidents or endanger lives by broadcasting false event messages and disrupting Internet of Vehicles applications. Before responding to sender messages, receiver vehicles must estimate the legitimacy and trustworthiness of the source vehicles. Existing solutions struggle to balance security and efficiency effectively. This paper introduces a model that combines the advantages of blockchain technology and trust model models to improve the trustworthiness, efficacy, and security of vehicular networks, alongside secure trust‐based optimized routing. Extensive experiments demonstrate the security and efficiency of the proposed model. The proposed model is adaptable to diverse VANET scenarios, addressing all security and privacy needs more comprehensively than current trust schemes. Efficiency analysis and simulation results show that our proposed framework outperforms baseline models, highlighting its security, effectiveness, and robustness in enhancing IoV communication security.

Internet Technology LettersVol. 8(3)
Al-Ahliyya Amman University (JO), Management and Science University (MY), Amity University (IN), NIMS University (IN), Uttaranchal University (IN), Applied Science University (BH), Punjab Engineering College (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 0%
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
94.14
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