IRJET- A Survey on IoT Reference Architecture with Block Chain for Automatic Supply Chain Management

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A SURVEY ON IOT REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE WITH BLOCK CHAIN FOR
AUTOMATIC SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Nikhil1, Aditya Sinha2, Bhupendra Pratap Singh3, S. Karthikeyan4
1PG Student, Dept. of ECE, Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India
2Joint Director, CDAC ACTS, Pune, India
3Project Engineer, CDAC ACTS, Pune, India
4Assistant Professor of SIST, Chennai, India
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ABSTRACT: Internet of Things implies that physical articles will have the capacity to collaborate and impart by means of installed
frameworks. This will prompt a dispersed system of gadgets that can speak with the two people and one another. One application
zone is in enhancing supply chain management. Usage of IoT will have numerous advantages yet it likewise raises security issues
that can influence respectability, security and protection for the two people and organizations. Blockchain is a record of realities,
information isn't put away in just a single system with a typical processor, yet it is conveyed among every one of the customers on
the system. blockchain can be utilized to anchor information administration inside some random supply chain that utilizes IoT
innovation, yet blockchain ought to be viewed as an apparatus, and not as an entire arrangement. A considerable lot of the
security issues inside IoT are identified with the gadgets and blockchain won't have the capacity to give an answer for these issues.
Blockchain can anyway be utilized for taking care of data, anchoring personalities, traceability of products, exchanges being
made without human communication, computerized capacity administration and time stepped activities to name a few models.
There are still boundaries to make these advantages work in all actuality however there is a considerable measure of research as
of now on-going, attempting to get it going. This paper investigates breakthrough research of blockchain and IoT with the reason
to examine blockchain as a potential answer for secure IoT information administration inside supply chains. Both blockchain and
IoT are generally new research zones with small existing examination, which bolster our utilization of a subjective inductive
technique. In this paper, we depict the open doors for uses of blockchain for the IoT and inspect the difficulties engaged with
architecting Blockchain-based IoT applications, at that point this innovation might be an answer for a few issues that IoT are
confronting.
Keywords: Blockchain, Internet of Things, supply chain, device, smart contract, private/public blockchain.
I. INTRODCUTION
The Internet of Things (IoT) speaks to a standout
amongst the most noteworthy troublesome innovations of
this century. Over the most recent couple of years, we have
seen the capability of Internet of Things to convey
energizing administrations over a few divisions, from
online life, business, shrewd transportation and savvy
urban communities to the ventures [1], [2], [3]. Satoshi
Nakamoto established the framework for the Blockchain
innovation in 2008 by showing an answer for
decentralized trust among obscure elements [1]. IoT
consistently interconnects heterogeneous gadgets with
assorted functionalities in the human-driven and machine-
driven systems to meet the advancing necessities of the
prior specified parts. In any case, the noteworthy number
of associated gadgets and gigantic information activity
turn into the bottleneck in meeting the required Quality-
of-Services (QoS) due to the computational, stockpiling,
and data transfer capacity compelled IoT gadgets. It is a
characteristic advancement of the Internet (of PCs) to
implanted and digital physical frameworks, "things" that,
while not clearly PCs themselves, by the by have PCs inside
them. With a system of modest sensors and interconnected
things, data accumulation on our reality and condition can
be accomplished at a considerably higher granularity. In
reality, such point by point learning will enhance
efficiencies and convey propelled benefits in an extensive
variety of utilization areas including unavoidable
medicinal services and keen city administrations. Be that
as it may, the undeniably undetectable, thick and
unavoidable gathering, preparing and scattering of
information amidst individuals' private lives offers ascend
to genuine security and protection concerns [1]. From one
viewpoint, this information can be utilized to offer a scope
of modern and customized administrations that give utility
to the clients. Then again, installed in this information will
be data that can be utilized to algorithmically develop a
virtual life story of our exercises, uncovering private
conduct and way of life designs. The protection dangers of
IoT are exacerbated by the absence of essential security
defends in a significant number of the original IoT items
available. Various security vulnerabilities have been
distinguished in associated gadgets going from shrewd
locks [2] to vehicles [3]. A few characteristic highlights of
IoT enhance its security and protection challenges

including: absence of focal control, heterogeneity in gadget
assets, numerous assault surfaces, setting mindful and
situational nature of dangers, and scale.
Fig. 1. Blockchain structure.
As shown in Fig. 1, the blockchain structure is
composed of a sequence of blocks, which are linked
together by their hash values. BitCoin, the first
decentralized digital currency, impacted financial
institutions, and a wide-number of cryptocurrencies
entered the market in the following years. The majority of
blockchain applications currently involve digital
cryptocurrencies, where the users exchange monetary
value with each other through the decentralized
framework. Enabling decentralized trust through a
consensus protocol and distributed storage through a
tamper-proof ledger are the critical features of the
Blockchain technology. Any application that involves
multiple stakeholders can benefit from these features
because it enables transparent interactions without
requiring a trusted third party. IoT applications in the
context of smart cities and supply chain management
consist of numerous stakeholders, where the Blockchain
technology can be used to strengthen the confidence
among the involved entities and organizations. Although
the technology has been around for almost a decade, its
technical underpinnings are made clearer only in the last
two years. On the one hand, architects designing IoT
applications are fully aware of the limitations and
capabilities of contemporary IoT platforms and
technologies. On the other hand, Blockchain developers
and enthusiasts understand the practical details of the
Blockchain frameworks and their viability on different
classes of computation and storage platforms. We notice a
gap between the two communities, and it is essential to
bridge this gap to fully exploit the capabilities of
blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrencies and
FinTech applications. This paper presents the promises of
Blockchain for IoT and describes the challenges and
limitations of the blockchain by correlating the
architectural elements of IoT with the Blockchain.
Furthermore, the paper also discusses the fundamental
design questions for the application developers who are
designing and implementing applications at the
intersection of Blockchain and IoT.
Section 2 provides an overview and the
architecture of IoT. Building blocks and architectural
elements of the blockchain are presented in Section 3.
Section 4 discusses the opportunities for applying
blockchain for the IoT. Section 5 describes the challenges
and open questions. Finally, Section 7 concludes the paper.
II. RELATED WORK
Wang et al [1] proposed the Crowdsensing
applications utilize the pervasive smartphone users to
collect large-scale sensing data efficiently. The quality of
sensing data depends on the participation of highly skilled
users. To motivate these skilled users to participate, they
should receive enough rewards for compensating their
resource consumption. Available incentive mechanisms
mainly consider the truthfulness of the mechanism, but
mostly ignore the issues of security and privacy caused by
a ’trustful’ center. In this paper, we propose a privacy-
preserving blockchain incentive mechanism in
crowdsensing applications, in which a cryptocurrency built
on block chains is used as a secure incentive way. High
quality contributors will get their payments that are
recorded in transaction blocks. The miners will verify the
transaction according to the sensing data assessment
criteria published by the server. As the transaction
information can disclose users’ privacy, a node
cooperation verification approach is proposed to achieve
k-anonymity privacy protection.
Johan Älvebrink et al[2] this paper looks into up
to date research of blockchain and IoT with the purpose to
study blockchain as a potential solution to secure IoT data
management within supply chains. Both blockchain and
IoT are relatively new research areas with little existing
research, which support our use of a qualitative inductive
method. Semi-structured interviews, which will be further
explained in the methodology section below, have been
conducted with people working within the fields of
blockchain, IoT and supply chain. The result indicates that
blockchain can be used to secure data management within
any given supply chain that uses IoT technology.
Kun Yang et al[3] explained about the Internet of
Things (IoT), an emerging global network of uniquely
identifiable embedded computing devices within the
existing Internet infrastructure, is transforming how we
live and work by increasing the connectedness of people

and things on a scale that was once unimaginable. In
addition to increased communication efficiency between
connected objects, the IoT also brings new security and
privacy challenges. Comprehensive measures that enable
IoT device authentication and secure access control need
to be established. Existing hardware, software, and
network protection methods, however, are designed
against fraction of real security issues and lack the
capability to trace the provenance and history information
of IoT devices. To mitigate this shortcoming, we propose
an RFID-enabled solution that aims at protecting endpoint
devices in IoT supply chain. We take advantage of the
connection between RFID tag and control chip in an IoT
device to enable data transfer from tag memory to
centralized database for authentication once deployed.
Pradip Kumar Sharma et al[4] Proposed
architecture, security must automatically adapt to the
threat landscape, without administrator needs to review
and apply thousands of recommendations and opinions
manually. These issues are caused by key mechanisms
being distributed to the IoT network on a large scale,
which is why a distributed secure SDN architecture for IoT
using the blockchain technique (DistBlockNet) is proposed
in this research. It follows the principles required for
designing a secure, scalable, and efficient network
architecture. The DistBlockNet model of IoT architecture
combines the advantages of two emerging technologies:
SDN and blockchains technology. In a verifiable manner,
blockchains allow us to have a distributed peer-to-peer
network where non-confident members can interact with
each other without a trusted intermediary. A new scheme
for updating a flow rule table using a blockchains
technique is proposed to securely verify a version of the
flow rule table, validate the flow rule table, and download
the latest flow rules table for the IoT forwarding devices.
Simone Figorilli et al[5] This is the first work to
introduce the use of blockchain technology for the
electronic traceability of wood from standing tree to final
user. Infotracing integrates the information related to the
product quality with those related to the traceability
[physical and digital documents (Radio Frequency
IDentification—RFID—architecture)] within an online
information system whose steps (transactions) can be
made safe to evidence of alteration through the blockchain.
This is a decentralized and distributed ledger that keeps
records of digital transactions in such a way that makes
them accessible and visible to multiple participants in a
network while keeping them secure without the need of a
centralized certification organism. This work implements a
blockchain architecture within the wood chain electronic
traceability. The infotracing system is based on RFID
sensors and open source technology. The entire forest
wood supply chain was simulated from standing trees to
the final product passing through tree cutting and sawmill
process. Different kinds of Internet of Things (IoT) open
source devices and tags were used, and a specific app
aiming the forest operations was engineered to collect and
store in a centralized database information (e.g.,
species,date, position, dendrometric and commercial
information).
R. B. Dhumale et al described about supply chain
is a network of facilities and distribution options that
performs the functions of procurement of materials,
transformation of these materials into intermediate and
finished products and the distribution of these finished
products to customers. Supply chains exist in both service
and manufacturing organizations, although the complexity
of the chain may vary greatly from industry to industry
and firm to firm. In this project the service is provided to
customers by giving specific products or materials to
particular customer or user. For providing such services to
the customers there are two types of techniques are used.
These techniques are Internet of Things (IoT) and Radio
Frequency for Identification (RFID). Internet of thing
technology is used for keeping all records related of
products e.g. products delivery and updating information
about products such as the cost of products, delivery date
of products, products name, products delivery is to be
done or not.
Lun Li et al[6] In this paper, we endeavor to
resolve these two issues through proposing an effective
announcement network called CreditCoin, a novel privacy-
preserving incentive announcement network based on
Blockchain via an efficient anonymous vehicular
announcement aggregation protocol. On the one hand,
CreditCoin allows nondeterministic different signers (i.e.,
users) to generate the signatures and to send
announcements anonymously in the nonfully trusted
environment. On the other hand, with Blockchain,
CreditCoin motivates users with incentives to share traffic
information. In addition, transactions and account
information in CreditCoin are tamper-resistant. CreditCoin
also achieves conditional privacy since Trace manager in
CreditCoin traces malicious users’ identitiesin anonymous
announcements with related transactions. CreditCoin thus
is able to motivate users to forward announcements
anonymously and reliably.
Kai Fan et al[7] life is full of vast amount of
information, the era of information has arrived. So the
content-centric networks face severe challenges in dealing
with a huge range of content requests, bringing protection
and sharing concerns of the content. How to protect
information in the network efficiently and securely for the
upcoming 5G era has become a problem. The authors
propose a scheme based on a blockchain to solve the

privacy issues in content-centric mobile networks for 5G.
The authors implement the mutual trust between content
providers and users. Besides, the openness and tamper-
resistant of the blockchain ledger ensure the access control
and privacy of the provider. With the help of a miner,
selected from users, the authors can maintain the public
ledger expediently. Also, in return, the authors share the
interesting data with low overhead, network delay and
congestion, and then achieve green communication.
Alexander Yohan et al[8] described with this
being the case, a lot of IoT devices are manufactured and
the applications of IoT are increasing drastically in the past
five years. Improper device management and firmware
distribution from the device manufacturer could harm the
IoT environment. In this paper, a firmware update
framework for IoT devices based on blockchain technology
is proposed. The proposed framework aims to securely
verify the firmware deployed by the device manufacturer
and to securely distribute the firmware to the end-device.
A PUSH-based firmware update method is adopted to
deliver the new version of firmware from the legitimate
vendor. In addition, smart contract and consensus
mechanism from blockchain technology are utilized to
preserve the integrity of the distributed firmware.
YI LIU et al [9]explained aboutBitcoin combines a
peer-to-peer network and cryptographic algorithm to
implement a distributed digital currency system, which
keeps all transaction history on a public blockchain. Since
all transactions recorded on the blockchain are public to
everyone, Bitcoin users face a threat of leaking financial
privacy. Many analysis and deanonymization approaches
have been proposed to link transaction records to real
identities. To eliminate this threat, we present an unlink
able coin mixing scheme that allows users to mix their
bitcoins without trusting a third party. This mixing scheme
employs a primitive known as ring signature with elliptic
curve digital signature algorithm (ECDSA) to conceal the
transfer of coins between addresses. The mixing server is
only able to check whether the output addresses belong to
its customers, but it cannot tell which address owned by
which customer. Customers do not have to rely on the
reputation of a third party to ensure his money will be
returned and his privacy will not be leaked.. Privacy of our
mixing scheme are ensured through the standard ring
signature and ECDSA unforgeability.
Hu et al[10] proposed to take advantage of the
delay-tolerant nature of blockchains to deliver banking
services to remote communities that only connect to the
broader Internet intermittently. Using a base station that
offers connectivity within the local area, regular
transaction processing is solely handled by blockchain
miners. The bank only joins to process currency exchange
requests, reward miners and track user balances when the
connection is available. By distributing the verification and
storage tasks among peers, our system design saves on the
overall deployment and operational costs without
sacrificing the reliability and trustworthiness. Through
theoretical and empirical analysis, we provided insights to
system design, tested its robustness against network
disturbances, and demonstrated the feasibility of
implementation on off-the-shelf computers and mobile
devices.
III. BLOCKCHAIN IN SUPPLY CHAINS
Worldwide exchange work has been especially the
equivalent since the presentation of the delivery
compartments in 1956. Manual paper-based procedures
are as yet normal and data about the state/details of
products is secured away hierarchical property. Delivery
conveys about 90% of all products inside the worldwide
exchange today. The multifaceted nature and offer volume
of point-to-point correspondence moderates the inventory
network process down over an inexactly coupled place
where there is transportation suppliers, governments,
ports and sea bearers. Handling the data for a
compartment shipment is evaluated to cost more then
twice than the genuine expense of the physical
transportation. (IBM, 2017a)
Today, parties in the supply chainutilizes different
frameworks for keeping up their records, this prompts
each gathering have an alternate form about the current
state. The records can comprises of various mediums like
messages, telephone messages and paper archives
prompting a powerless framework since reports can get
lost and individuals can mess with data. Blockchain can
help with this in light of the fact that each believed
gathering in the supply chain will approach a similar data
in the meantime. All gatherings can concur of the current
state and there will be no errors and contentions. (IBM,
2017b)
Blockchain can be utilized in supply chains with its
conveyed records, with the end goal to anchor trust with
each exchange being made. Each record of each exchange
is time stepped and joined to the occasion before it. By this
blockchain offers points of interest in the inventory
network like perceivability, streamlining and request.
People that are approved can just access the records on
the blockchain. This implies the records can be shared and
anchored in the meantime. Perceivability and following of
products can be guaranteed with the assistance of sensors
and by consolidating this data with blockchain innovation;
chiefs can get to information with lessened hazard. (IBM,
2016)

Wu et al. (2017) proposes a model for supply chains where
data that streams between gatherings will be upheld by
both private and open records. The private record will be
utilized for shipments where every shipment is related
with a particular record that just the gatherings engaged
with the shipment will approach. This is on account of data
about delicate merchandise like pharmaceutical items is
better kept private. This private record incorporates data
about occasions related to that particular shipment. The
second kind of record is general society record and that
comprises of the considerable number of occasions
presented on the private records. This record can approve
the area of a truck and interface the shipments through the
data on the private record. General society record
incorporates hash estimations of the private occasions and
the records of these occasions are kept up by presenting
the hash esteems on people in general record. The general
population record is available to everybody dissimilar to
the private records.
IV. COMPARISION WITH EXISTING METHOD
SNO AUTHOR MODEL ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE
1 Wang et al Blockchain based
incentive mechanism
Resist the impersonation
attacks in the open and
transparent blockchain
The collusion attacks is
not analyzed.
2 Johan Älvebrink et al Blockchain with
supply chain
blockchain can be used to
secure data management
within any given supply
chain that uses IoT
technology
There are still barriers
to make these benefits
work in reality
3 Kun Yang et al supply chain
called ReSC-2.
By binding the RFID tag and
the identified device
together with a one-to-one
mapping, potential split
attacks (i.e., separating tag
from product, swapping
tags, etc.) can be detected;
ReSC-2 is resistant to
denial-of-service attack
since the RFID reader
can only update the tag
memory after passing
the tag’s authentication.
4 Pradip Kumar Sharma
et al
SDN and blockchains
technology- Dist Block
Net model
DistBlockNet is capable of
detecting attacks in the IoT
network in real time with
low performance overheads
Double-spending attacks
is not considered.
5 Simone Figorilli et al Radio Frequency
IDentification—RFID
blockchain is perfect for
applications in other
contexts related to the agri-
food industry
blockchain seems to
suffer from technical
limitations and a lack of
practical applications.
6 Lun Li et al Blockchain based
incentive Mechanism
Maintains the reliability of
announcements, Achieve
Sybil-resistance
Location privacy is not
considered.
7 Kai Fan et al The blockchain is a
public, tamper-
resistant
ledger
Backward security
Forward security
The Sybil-resistance is
not considered
8 Alexander Yohan et al PUSH-based firmware
update
secure verification
mechanism is applied to
securely distribute the
firmware binary from the
repository of device
Adaptation with the
Blockchain is not
analyzed.

manufacturer to the
requesting IoT device.
9 Liu et al The blockchain based
on the ring signature
with elliptic curve
digital signature
algorithm (ECDSA)
Resistant to DoS attacks
Prevent the mixing server
from mapping input
Transactions Anonymity
and scalability.
Double-spending attacks
is not considered
10 Hu et al. The Ethereum
Blockchain
Low-cost, accessible,
reliable and secure payment
scheme
Accountable traceability
is not considered
V. RESULT AND DISCUSSION
5.1 BLOCKCHAIN FOR THE IOT WITH SUPPLYCHAIN
5.1.1 OPPORTUNITY: Record exchanges for record and
review: The information from IoT applications are
transported through foundation possessed by various
associations. Supply chain checking centers around
following and observing resources all through the supply
chain process. Conventional inventory network checking
frameworks depend on an incorporated engineering,
wherein every one of the information from resources are
put away in a focal database. Utilizing blockchain for
account the information in a decentralized record expands
the trust while moving resources (genuine or
computerized) through framework possessed by various
and differing partners.
5.1.2 CHALLENGES: IoT applications in the space of supply
chain observing comprise of cell phones with
discontinuous availability. Likewise, the end-gadgets
running on batteries utilize obligation cycling to draw out
the lifetime. Moreover, the gadgets working on the remote
groups managed by ETSI and FTC needs to hold fast to the
data transfer capacity constraints authorized government
specialists. In such situations, the gadgets associate with a
server or edge-gadget irregularly to trade information.
Expecting a design in which the server is going about as a
lightweight hub for chronicle the IoT information to a
blockchain, the server needs to download and store the
headers of the blockchain to keep itself synchronized. For
discontinuously associated IoT gadgets, the expense of
running a lightweight hub for account IoT information in a
blockchain system may exceed the advantages due to the
data transfer capacity, calculation, and capacity costs. New
blockchain conventions and structures are basic for
lessening the framework cost when utilizing blockchain for
account IoT exchanges and DAG-based conventions, for
example, IOTA give segment resistance by making it
simple to combine exchanges from divided parts of the
system.
VI. CONCLUSION
Blockchain innovation has officially had a huge
effect in the digital currency applications. The principal
building squares - conveyed record, accord instruments,
and open key cryptography - of blockchain innovation is
promising for IoT and supply chain observing applications.
We have talked about the design of IoT applications and
mapped the utilitarian squares of the blockchain
innovation to uncover the building difficulties associated
with applying blockchain for the IoT. Next, we have
exhibited open doors for applying blockchain for the IoT.
At last, we finished up with the difficulties which should be
routed to completely misuse the advantages of blockchain
advancements in the IoT area. In spite of the difficulties,
blockchain innovations are profoundly encouraging for
settling security, protection, and trust issues in multi-
partner application situations.
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