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SBBS: A secure blockchain-based scheme for IoT data credibility in fog environment

Fan et al., 2021

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9423835094767448151
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Fan Y
Zhao G
Lei X
Liang W
Li K
Choo K
Zhu C
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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Data credibility plays a key role in facilitating evidence-based decision making in organizations and governments (eg, policy making). One of the key data sources is the Internet of Things (IoT) devices and systems, say within a fog environment. However, the …
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