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Embedding blockchain technology into IoT for security: A surveyDa Xu et al., 2021
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- Da Xu L
- Lu Y
- Li L
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- IEEE Internet of Things Journal
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In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) has made great progress. The interconnection between IoT and the Internet enables real-time information processing and transaction implementation through heterogeneous intelligent devices. But the security, the privacy, and …
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