Securing Smart Card Management Using Hyperledger Based Private Blockchain

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In the case of single sign-on (SSO) within the companies, chip-embedded cards can offer highly secured data encryption. For instance, smart cards, a conceptual card with an encoded interconnected chip that serves as a private key, provide personally identifiable information, verification, storing data, and other types of security management. To secure an organization, blockchain technology is adopted since it represents a transparent database. Ethereum is an unauthorized, distributed blockchain system where everyone can manipulate the transaction records. Hyperledger Fabric, on the other hand, is an authorized and secret framework that incorporates the latest calculation of the asset’s properties and the background history of transactions. In classical Smart Card Management System, frequently identified concerns with existing techniques are - physical documents and properties displacement, dispersed blocks containing papers, intermediary and distributors etc. In this paper, we are focused on creating a blockchain-based smart card management system using Hyperledger. Hyperledger has a preprogrammed community of users and application usability for these particular users alone is available so that data is appropriately covered. By accessing the Historical Archive, this system will detect illegal entry and alteration, ensuring information neutrality, security, and authenticity.

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