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Blockchain enabled zero trust based authentication scheme for railway communication networks

Feng et al., 2023

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7795314723697379466
Author
Feng Y
Zhong Z
Sun X
Wang L
Lu Y
Zhu Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Cloud Computing

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With the introduction of emerging technologies such as cloud computing, the railway communication network has the characteristics of complex structure and blurred boundaries, which leads to a series of security threats including information leakage and malicious …
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