Towards Security Enhancement of Blockchain-based Supply Chain Management
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.04917v1
- Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2022 18:52:11 GMT
- Title: Towards Security Enhancement of Blockchain-based Supply Chain Management
- Authors: Abdul Khalique Shaikh A.K. Al-Alawi, L. R., Al-Busaidi, R., Shaikh
- Abstract summary: The cybersecurity of modern systems has dramatically increased attention from both industrial and academia perspectives.
This paper shed the light on the blockchain and specifically on a smart contract technology which been used to handle the process of creation, verification and checking data over the supply chain management process.
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- Abstract: The cybersecurity of modern systems has dramatically increased attention from
both industrial and academia perspectives. In the recent era, the popularity of
the blockchain-based system has traditionally been emergent among various
industrials sectors especially in supply chain management due to its
streamlined nature. This reveals the importance of the quality aspects from a
supply chain management perspective. Many industries realized the importance of
having quality systems for supply chain management and logistics. The emergence
of blockchain technology has created several potential innovations in handling
and tracking business activities over the supply chain processes as specific.
This paper shed the light on the blockchain and specifically on a smart
contract technology which been used to handle the process of creation,
verification and checking data over the supply chain management process. Then,
touch upon the area of blockchain cybersecurity in the supply chain context.
More and more, since the smart contract handles the transfer of data over
different locations, then the security protection should be strong enough to
secure the data and the assets from any attacks. Finally, the paper examines
the main security attacks that affect the data on the blockchain and propose a
solution
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