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Hyperledger Fabric blockchain for securing the edge Internet of Things: A review

Nizam et al., 2025

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1292178031108844636
Author
Nizam M
Nizam M
Jummadi M
Mohd N
Zainuddin A
et al.
Publication year
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Journal of Informatics and Web Engineering

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Life has become more convenient, efficient, and productive in aspects like homes, healthcare, and other businesses' due to applied IoT. Nonetheless, the proliferation of IoT has led to enormous data production, which has presented daunting tasks of providing …
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    • G06F21/00—Security arrangements for protecting computers, components thereof, programs or data against unauthorised activity
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