DocsInBlocks - A Blockchain-Based Document Handler for Candidate Verification

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DocsInBlocks - A Blockchain-Based Document Handler for Candidate
Verification
Vaibhav Vesmaker1, Prof. Sagar Korde2
1Student, Dept of Information Technology, K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering, Mumbai, India
2Faculty,Dept of Information Technology, K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering, Mumbai, India
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Abstract – Verifying a candidate's CV is crucial when
recruiting for a company or accepting students for education.
In all circumstances, we must ensure that the applicant
supplies the system with accurate and legible data. The
forgery of certificates and papers is a big roadblock in this
procedure. Also, handling applicants' constant requests for
copies of their academic certificates or other documents, and
exchanging documents like transcriptsbetweenorganizations
can be a tedious task for the organizations. Weareattempting
to overcome these obstacles and simplify the procedure
through this initiative. This paper's objective is to provide a
full explanation of the application. It will describethesystem's
goal and characteristics, its interfaces, the limitations it must
work under, and how the system will respond to external
inputs. Along with that, we strive to make the task easier for
the students or applying employees and for the educational
institution and organization. The current system takes a lotof
time and energy to process these documents. The new
blockchain system based on Hyperledger Fabric will make the
process much more streamlined.
Key Words: Hyperledger fabric, Blockchain,Education,
Credential Verification, Verified Documents.
INTRODUCTION
One of the greatest challenges in today’s world when it
comes to appointing someone in any position of
responsibility is ensuring that person has the right skill set
for the job. Usually, this is done by looking at an individual’s
past records like his education, experience, and any other
credential that might be relevant to the position.
However, in recent times with the advent of technology it
has become very easy to produce documents like degree
certificates, score results, experience letters, or any other
type of achievement or certificate which are not authentic.
This poses a huge problem for organizations that pay large
sums of money for an individual to occupy a position of
responsibility and for educational institutions that accept
students for advanced education based on their previous
accolades when that person might not have the aptitude for
the position at all. In both cases, we need to verify that the
candidate provides correct and legible information to the
system. Certificate and documents forgery is a majorhurdle,
in this process.
Under the existing system, organizations are not able to
efficiently differentiate between true and forged documents
which may be submitted by some applicants.
In order to tackle this, some organizations directly contact
the institution which has issued the credential for
verification, but this process is long and cumbersome and
often involves monetary compensation. Another drawback
also includes the amountof paperwork andtime required for
any process like admissions, or recruitment, which involves
the exchange of documents. Through this project, we are
trying to leverage the advantages of blockchain technology
like data integrity and immutability to overcome these
hurdles and streamline the process. Wehavemade anonline
platform based on Hyperledger Fabric which offers an easy
way to issue, check and verify academic certificates by
various organizations like schools, colleges, universities,
online certifications platforms, companies, etc. It also helps
organizations to reduce the immense amount of paperwork,
save money, as well as provide the applicants with all their
documents in a single place around the clock.
LITERATURE SURVEY
Bitcoin's decentralized architecture, which uses
Blockchain technology and the proof-of-work consensus
method, increased transactiontransparency,trust,andhence
verifiability. (refer to bitcoin paper). Yet it lacked a way to
implement business logic into the system. Vitalik Buterin
publisheda whitepaper in late 2014 thataddressedBitcoin's
flaws, and as a result, he devised anddevelopedthethen-new
concept of smart contracts. The smart contract was a novel
approach to applying business logic, but the Ethereum
platform was based on cryptocurrencies and mining and it
also was a public blockchain on top of that. (refer to
Ethereumpaper).Organizationsneededsomethingwherethe
adding of entities in the blockchain is permissioned.Thiswas
achieved by Hyperledger Fabric which gave many perks like
faster transaction speed, and multiple language support.
(Privacy-preserving transparent supply chain
management through Hyperledger Fabric Deebthik Ravi,
Sashank Ramachandran, Raahul Vignesh, Vinod Ramesh
Falmari, M.Brindh). The goal of this study is to look into how
Blockchain might help improve supply chain management
standards. This article also explains how to use Hyperledger

Fabric, a permissioned blockchain platform, to execute the
proposed concept. In this paper's scope,currentsupplychain
concerns such as data integrity, provenance transparency,
privacy, and security are addressed more specifically in the
context of thecoffeesupplychainbusiness,whilealsoseeking
to generalize the solution to effectively handle other supply
chain activities.
(Security analysis of a blockchain-based protocol for the
certification of academic credentials Marco Baldi, Franco
Chiaraluce, Migelan Kodra and LucaSpalazziDipartimentodi
Ingegneria dell’Informazione Universita Politecnica delle
Marche ` Ancona, Italy, 60131).ThestudylooksatBlockcerts,
a blockchain-based protocol for certifying academic
credentials that is currently being utilized around the world
to validatedigitalcertificatesofcompetencethatcomplywith
the Open Badges standard. It investigates the certification
stages used by the Blockcerts protocol to certify a certificate
and discovers that they are vulnerable to impersonation
attacks of a certain sort. In more detail, authentication of the
issuing institution is accomplished by retrieving an
unauthenticated issuer profile from the internet and
comparing some of the data reported there with the data
contained in the issued certificate. It demonstrates that an
attacker can impersonate a legitimate issuer and produce
certificates that the Blockcerts validation mechanism cannot
distinguish from originals by constructing a false issuer
profile and generating an appropriately changed certificate.
We present somepossible defenses to suchan assault, which
entail the usage of either a traditional public key
infrastructure or a decentralized identity system that is
connected with the Blockcerts protocol.
(Eductx: A Blockchain-Based Higher Education Credit
Platform By (Muhamed Turkanović, Marko Hölbl , Kristjan
Košič, Marjan Heričko, Aida Kamišalić.))It is a globally
trusted, decentralized higher education credit and grading
system that can provide a globally united viewpoint to
students, higher education institutes (heis), and other
potential stakeholders such as corporations,institutions,and
organizations. One of the issues with the approach described
above is that it excludes corporations and educational
institutions, making the solution untrustworthy because the
decision authority is a third party.
(Blockchain, academic verification use case by (Federico
Bond, Franco Amati, Gonzalo Blousson)). Since blockchain
technologyprovidesbettertransparency,lowermaintenance,
and lower cost than traditional options, we propose using it
to verify the legitimacy of academic certificates using
techniques such as digital signatures and timestamps. Based
on discussions made on the stage of the inaugural Bitcoin
forum hosted by the administration of Ciudad de Buenos
Aires on July 31, 2015.
A permissioned blockchain could be used to close these
loopholes. Permissioned blockchains, in addition to the
benefits of a public blockchain, provide various capabilities
such as privatedata sharing,completeanonymity, and more,
potentially making it the ideal choice for businesses.
Hyperledger Fabric and other permissioned blockchain
systems providea pluggableconsensusmechanismaswellas
cutting-edge blockchain security. In this situation, the major
research questions would be:
(i) What would be the paradigm transition from a
centralized to a decentralized education and
hiring system?
(ii) How can we overcome the flaws of classic non-
blockchain systems?
(iii) Furthermore, how can one go beyond a public
blockchain to address issues like privacy,
scalability, and modularity?
(iv) What would be the best method for bridging the
important gap of complete anonymity?
(v) How can a network built on permissioned
blockchain technology produce a stable and
balanced system that meets all of the above
criteria?
EXISTING SYSTEMS
Candidates’ CV verification is a major task for hiring an
organization and accepting students for higher education.
This task is one of the most time and resource consumptive
under the existing system. Many of the methods used here
are outdated and involve unnecessary manual work, which
can be easily replaced by faster and more secure methods.
This manual method involves contacting the issuing
authority for verification which is a tedious process and may
take varying amounts of timeand effortdependinguponhow
cooperative the issuing authority is, as there is no
standardized procedure for this. Also, the process of
organizations requiring tohandletheapplicants’requestsfor
copies of their documents, and the exchange of documents
when changing the organization requires a lot of time and
tremendous paperwork and also involves monetary
compensation.
Apart from this, the traditionalnon-blockchainsystemalso
has many other fundamental flaws in its system. These
include but are not limited to
a. Non-transparency.
b. Data tampering and falsification which can be
caused by human intervention.

c. Limited scalability.
These issues mainly arise from the use of a
centralized system and thus can be easily solved if a
privatepermissioned decentralized blockchain-like
system is put in place instead. Some of the features
of a private blockchain network that make it a
perfect candidate for replacing the existing system
are –
 Transparency.
 Data Integrity and Immutability.
 No single point of failure.
 Scalable for very large networks.
 No manual/human intervention.
 Only trusted organizations will be added to
a private permissioned network.
Why Hyperledger fabric?
For Educational and Employment, we have to consider
the following requirements.
 Network needed to be Permissioned
Hyperledger fabric is a distributed ledger
technology that is permissioned in nature. It
means that all the organizations which are
added to the network are known to each
other. In blockchains like ethereum, bitcoin
the participants are not known to each other
whereas in the case of the Education and
Employment sector organizations should
know each other and should be enrolled by
some trusted authority.InHyperledgerFabric
the Membership Services serves as the
authority, which enrolls the trusted and
verified organizations and gives them a
cryptographic certificate.
 No involvement of cryptocurrencies
Unlike Ethereum and Bitcoin blockchain,
Hyperledger fabric does not use any
cryptocurrency. For the Educationblockchain
there is no requirement of cryptocurrency or
fuel for running the smart contracts and for
any transaction processing. Education sector
should not involve any currency which makes
Hyperledger best suit for our project.
 Pluggable Consensus
Hyperledger Fabric provides pluggable
consensus which means that you can use
consensus mechanisms as per your need. In
blockchains like bitcoin and ethereum only
Proof of work and Proof of Stake algorithms
can be used for consensus. The small
organizations don't have sufficient
computational power for mining and other
stuff so Ethereum and other blockchains can
be used for this purpose whereas in
Hyperledger Fabric we can implement our
own consensus algorithm which makes it
suitable for our purpose.
 Privacy and Confidentiality
Privacy and Confidentiality of the applicant’s
data are of utmost importance in the
EducationandEmploymentsector.Thedataof
all the students and employees need to be
secured. To store the applicant’s data
Hyperledger Fabric provides a largevarietyof
cryptography algorithms and protocols.
 Large Programming Language support
Chaincode in Hyperledger Fabric can be
written in a variety of languages such as go,
node js, java, python, etc. These languages are
very general, the developer won't have to
learn a new set of languages for development.
DESIGN
A. Overview
 How are organizations added to our
network?
Any representative of the organization who
wants to join the consortium can contact the
Membership Service Provider (MSP) or the
concerned authoritysending the detailsofthe
organization. The MSP can verify the details,
genuineness and other necessary security
checks of the organization in order to
maintain and increase the credibility of the
consortium by not allowing fake or doubtful
organizations to be a part of the network. The
MSP can later send the required configuration
details like the required scripts and keys in
order to make the organization set up its peer
and join the network. The admin who will be
representing the organization has to later run
the configurations on a server or computer
which will be later recognized as the

representative peer of the organization. The
organization then uses the configurations,
identifies itself in the network and also
performs operations in the blockchain.
 How are applicants added to our network?
The applicant who wants to join the network
can contact the applicant organization of
his/her region. He/she can send the required
details to the organization. The applicant
organization can then add the applicant to the
network. The applicant thenbecomesapartof
the network and is also eligible to perform
his/her permissioned operations on the
network. A temporary password will be
shared with him via mail. He can login and
change the password immediately as soon as
he is registered to the network.
 Users and Use Cases
There are mainly 3 characters in the system
namely Admin, registrar and Applicant.
 Admin:
An admin is created for each
organization that joins the network.
The details of the admin must be
present during the addition of the
organization to the network. The
admin details (username and
password) are present in the fabric-
ca-server-config.yaml of the
respective organization CA
configuration. The admin can add a
registrar for their organization and
the admin can view all the registrars
of the organization.
 Vice Admin (Registrar):
The registrar can view the
Organizationdashboardwhereallthe
documents issued to the applicants
by that organization are displayed.
Registrarcanalsoviewallthecurrent
and previous applicants belonging to
their organization.Registrarcanview
the personal details and academic
records of the applicant if they have
granted thepermission.Registrarcan
verify the self uploadeddocumentsof
an applicant and afterverificationthe
status of the document gets changed
to verified. The registrar can also
updatethe current organizationofan
applicant.
 Applicant:
The applicant gets his credentials from the
applicant organization. The applicant can
view his dashboard where all the academic
and other certificates are visible to him.
Applicants can view their profile, update
their personal details. The applicant can
create self uploaded documents, this
feature allows them to add their existing
non digital certificates to the network and
get them verified by the concerned
organization (Only the organization who
has previously provided the hardcopy of
the document is allowed to verify the
document).The registrar can than view the
document, confirm the genuineness of the
documentandthenverify(changethestatus
of the document to verify). The applicant
has the right to grant or revoke the access
to/from the organization. When an
applicant grants access to the organization
only then the organization can view
applicants personal details and all his
documents.
B. Network Architecture
Figure 1 shows the proposed architecture
of the network. Below are the components
of the hyperledger network:
 Membership Service Provider:
A MSP manages the hierarchy of the network
and also the identities. It provides the identity
for organizations, i.e for the peers, orders, etc.
It includes the TLS crypto materials forsecure
communication. There can be one or more
MSPs in a network.

Figure:1 Network Architecture
 Peer:
A peer is the necessary element of the
network which holds all the assets like smart
contracts(chaincode), the ledger which
includes the world state and blockchain, and
all other configurationdetails.Itistheelement
which connects to the channel, performs
operations in the blockchain, and interacts
with the client application.
 Channel:
A channel is the part that brings the
consortium together, maintains privacy
between organizations. A public blockchain
consists of a single channel, but hyperledger
enables organizations to maintain different
private channels if they want to exchange
shared data privately. The ledgers and the
chaincodeare bound to channels, i.e. thereisa
common ledger and a common chaincode per
channel and peers can connect to multiple
channels thereby holding more than one
ledgers and smart contracts.
 Chaincode:
Chaincodeis the sameconceptasthatofsmart
contracts, which holds the business logic, the
functions with predefined output for aninput.
The organizations wanting to be the part of
the channel, agrees upon the common
chaincodefor the channel through consensus.
 FabricSDK:
Fabric SDK can be configuredtoaserver(built
using NodeJS and ExpressJS for our
application) to connect to peers, interact with
the chaincode and also hold the backend and
certificates of the users of the application.
 Client application:
A client application is a front end
application(built using ReactJS in our case). It
uses the Fabric SDK NodeServer to connectto
channels/channels, interact with the peer
node, and receive events from the peer node.
 Ordering service:
An ordering service is a collection of one or
more orderers, where the orderer connectsto
channels, takes the transactions from the
peers, orders and packages them and sends it
again to the peers. There are many
configurations for ordering service like solo,
kafka depending on the number of orders and
the fault tolerance of the system.
In the network representing our system, every single
organization must containcomponents like peer, Fabric SDK
server,aclientapplication,apersonalizedMongoDBdatabase
in order to store the registration details as well as for
authentication and authorization. There must be an
administrator which represents the organization,aregistrar.
The admin representing the organization receives the
configuration details and keys from the membership service
provider. He can then manually set up the peer node. The
peer can be considered asa server ordatacenterwhichholds
all the databases, chaincode, certificate and every other
necessary configuration. The process of configuring the peer
nodeis a one timeprocess. He can also register the registrars
using the client application provided. The registrars can
be considered as one or more persons who manage the
documents on behalf of the organization. The registrars are
also provided with a client application which allows them to
perform various operations like login into the system,
sending and verifying the documents etc as discussed above.
The applicant organization helps to register the
applicants into the system, authorizing them to perform
operations on the network. It can be considered as a
standalone organization or it can evenbefurtherdividedinto
departments that are allowedbyfabric.Itcanbeconsidereda
government organization whose sole purpose is to register
applicants in order to maintain the genuineness of the
applicants. After being registered to the network, the
applicants can use the client application to interact with the

network and perform operations like login, sending
documents for verification, etc.
All transaction data goes through the orderer
organization. All the organizations are connected to a single
channel named “mychannel” and sharethesameledgers.The
data stored in the blockchain is encrypted hence restricting
any organization to view the data which is notauthorized for
them and the process of encryption is discussed further.
C. Implementation
 How are requests processed?
When a request is posted from frontend, it
goes to the node api (Fabric SDK). Fabric SDK
is used to connect to the network. To call a
smart contract, the network configurations
are loaded, A new file system based wallet is
created if it is not present to manage the
identities. Then the role based authentication
of the user happens. Afteranetworkiscreated
the new gateway issetup for connectingtothe
network.The network details are fetched and
channel details are fetched. Then the contract
details are fetchedandthespecifictransaction
is submitted and the response is sent back to
fabric sdk and through sdk the json data is
fetched to the frontend.
 Vice Admin (Registrar) Registration
The admin is created for all the organizations
that join the network. Admins can create Vice
Admins (registrars) for their organization.
Admin tries to login, its request goes to Fabric
SDK, then the login credentials are verified
through Mongo Database. If the credentials
are valid the admin logins successfully. After
the admin is created and admin log in to the
network, admin can create a registrar. He
enters the details of the registrar, through
fabric sdk tries to connect to a network via
gateway. After connecting to the network, the
admin connects to a channel and registers the
registrar. The wallet and x509 certificate gets
created for the registrar and the registrar
credentials is inserted into the mongo
database.
Figure:2 Vice Applicant Registration
 Applicant Authentication and Registration
For registration of the applicant, theapplicant
needs to send the required details and
documents to the registrar of the applicant
organization of his/her region. The registrar
can then login into the system. He can now
create an applicant by filling the details in a
provided form hence registeringtheapplicant
to the network. As soon as the applicant is
registered, he/she is provided with a
temporary password with which they can
login. Later they can change the password. If
the logincredentials are correct, theapplicant
is provided with the certificatewhichisstored
in his local storage and is later utilized for
performing the authorized operations on the
network.
Figure:3 Applicant Registration

 Chain Code
There are two contracts implemented for our
system considering two assets, i.e the
applicant and the document which will be
transferred or to be more specific whose data
will be changed. Below are the chaincode
functions of the two chaincodes.
Figure:4 Contract Functions
 Data Encryption
Despite the fact that blockchain is a highly
effective toolfordatapersistenceandsecurity,
there is still an issue. Everyone in the
consortium has a copy of the data, as well as
the blockchain,whichhasallofthetransaction
details with the information of the applicant
filled in. We are striving to remedy this issue,
so the data is onlyavailable to those who have
permission to see it. This is accomplished
through the use of public and private key
cryptography. The data is encrypted usingthe
applicant's public key, ensuring that only the
applicant with the private key may decrypt
and view the information.
Figure:5 Data Encryption flow
This raises a new issue: the applicantmust
provide access to the organization in order to
provide them with the applicant's
information; how will he or she do so and
make his or her data available to the
organization? The current option is to make a
duplicate of the data that will be encrypted
using the organization'spublickey.Asaresult,
the organization canusethatcopyforviewing,
confirming, and other functions. The backend
server will decrypt the data using the
applicant's private key. The server will also
retrieve the organization's public key and
encrypt the freshly copieddata,makingitonly
available through the organization's private
key.
How does the organization include
certificates, transcripts, grade sheets, and
other documents into the applicant's file?
The answer to this challengewillbetoencrypt
each document using the applicant's public
key and add it to the world state while also
adding transactions to the blockchain. As a
result, everyone possesses the data, but only
those with access to it can see it.
 Document softcopy Storage and Retrieval
Document verification and secure storage
is at our core. We strive to make the process
effortless for the applicant as well as the
organization. We achieve this by using
document hash generated while uploading
from a trusted source as well as storing it in
immutable blockchain. No-one has the
authority ortherightstochangethedocument

hash uploaded in the blockchain as the
chaincode agreed and defined during the
inception doesn’t allow it.
Figure 7: Flow of Document Storage and
Retrieval
Once the document is uploaded in the
distributed secure storage, everytime the
document is accessed the document hash will
be generated and compared with the hash
retrieved from the blockchain, thus, ensuring
that even a single pixel isn’t changed of the
document. This provides a secure and
effortless way of managing, storing and
retrieving the documents.
The diagrammatical representation of the
flow of how the documents would be stored
and retrieved using two diagrams. The
documents are uploaded andrequestedasper
the requirements of the user.
Figure 7: Flow of Document Storage and
Retrieval
FUTURE WORK
 We can decentralize the cloud storage where
all the documents are stored. The current
implementation involves Microsoft Azure
storage because of its established security.
Later, it can be decentralized and the
documents can be stored on personalized
more secure servers throughout the
demographics.
 The applicant organization can be later
separated into countrywide single
organization with various departments being
the states which are supported by fabric.
 The applicants can be later divided into year-
wise batches for the ease of organizations to
view the applicants according to the year in
which they were enrolled.
 Later, the list of documents of applicants can
be used to create a personalized resume with
a common template making it much more
easier for recruiters to find important
achievements as well as hiring platforms
which takes the resume and autofill the fields.

CONCLUSION
The issue with the current procedures was that it was
exceedingly challenging for businesses or recruiters to
distinguish between authentic and falsified documents. A
significant quantity of paperwork and money were also
involved with the current systems during the admissions
process as well as other procedures like the issue of
transcripts.
It involves a number of issues, including confirming the
applicant's background, the given documents' originality,
their arrangement, storage, consistency of the records, etc.
Additionally, for any official task, the applicants had to carry
and submit each document separately.
This sparked a requirement to digitise the entire system
in order to address these issues. However, digitization raises
security concerns, like the possibility of document content
changes, all documents being accessible to hackers in one
location, etc., if they are all held by a single centralised
institution.
Blockchain was the ideal platform to address these
security and decentralisation challenges. However, the main
worry was that anyone might use the resources and operate
on the blockchain.
Thus, hyperledger fabric emerged as the structure that met
all the requirements. Due to the application's use of the
hyperledger platform, which only permits permissioned
companies and users to operate, it has far higher security
thanotherblockchainplatforms.Giventhateverydocument's
state is visible to the user, this platform aids organisations in
distinguishing between authentic and fake documents.
Organizationsmayaccesstheapplicant'swholeacademicand
professional history in one location, giving them a sense of a
CV that follows a standard format. Additionally, our
programmeeliminates the need for candidates to submit the
same documents repeatedly and allows them to share their
profiles with any organisation by giving that organisation
permission with justoneclick.Thebenefitsofthisapplication
also include the efficient migration of the current system to
our application, the ability of smaller organisations to afford
the setup due to the elimination of the need for local storage
of the images of documents using cloud services, and
improved security against unauthorised access to or
tampering with data. Smaller groups can even join an
umbrella organisation if they can't afford the establishment.
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