Knowledge engineering–based DApp using blockchain technology for protract medical certificates privacy
Ch. Rupa, Divya MidhunChakkarvarthy, Rizwan Patan, Ande Bhanu Prakash, G S Pradeep Ghantasala
Abstract
Abstract In the Industry 4.0 era, an inherited featured technology, blockchain, plays a vital role in knowledge engineering applications. Blockchain provides privacy to sensitive data as an intelligent agent, so its adoption rate increases in all the advanced domains. Especially in the health care department, blockchain technology usage helps avoid attacks like the Wannacry ransomware attack during 2017. Therefore, this paper described a decentralised application (DApp) expert system using public blockchain to create and maintain official health documents, especially medical certificates. Current existing systems, either paper‐based or database or clouds to save the medical certificates, have more scope to do attacks. Hence, proposed a blockchain‐based DApp that acts as an interface between intelligent agents, blockchains, and system related to the medical certificates. The main strength of this paper is implementation results, which are not among the maximum literary works currently available. The associate cost for conducting distributed application operations on the blockchain in terms of Gas comprehensively presented here. Furthermore, it consists of comparing the system's non‐functional functions by considering blockchain and non‐blockchain environments. Also, presented the simulation results with the performance results compared with the existed systems.