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Traceable and Verifiable Authorized Cloud-Assisted PSI-CA Protocol for Blockchain-Enabled Intelligent Logistics
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Traceable and Verifiable Authorized Cloud-Assisted PSI-CA Protocol for Blockchain-Enabled Intelligent Logistics

Qing Wu, Yue Lei, Leyou Zhang, Xijia Dong and Fatemeh Rezaeibagha
IEEE internet of things journal, Vol.12(17), pp.36451-36470
2025

Abstract

authorization blockchain Blockchains Cloud computing Cold chain Data integrity Data privacy Intelligent logistics Logistics Monitoring private set intersection cardinality Protection Protocols Security traceability verifiability
Amid the rapid development of e-commerce and logistics, enterprises urgently require advanced digital technologies to achieve modernization and intelligent transformation, thereby meeting the fast-changing market demands. Within the logistics Internet of Things (IoT), companies face numerous scenarios that necessitate quantifying the degree of data overlap, where only acquiring statistical information suffices. The Private Set Intersection Cardinality (PSI-CA) technology offers an almost ideal solution. However, an effective approach must not only safeguard privacy but also enable companies to demonstrate their data protection capabilities to consumers. Existing PSI-CA solutions neglect the sustainable development needs of enterprises in terms of data correctness, integrity, management transparency, and user retention. Therefore, this paper proposes, for the first time, a trackable and verifiable authorized cloud-assisted PSI-CA (TVACPSI-CA) protocol, upon which a multi-threaded intelligent logistics system (ILS) is designed to harmonize data privacy protection with operational efficiency in logistics enterprises. The protocol employs accumulators, oblivious pseudorandom function (OPRF), zero-knowledge proof, digital signatures and blockchain technology to achieve objectives such as data privacy protection, access control, correctness verification of delegated computation, data integrity protection, abuse resistance, and traceability. This facilitates enterprises in mitigating security risks and enhancing customer trust. We rigorously analyze and prove the security of our solution. Finally, a comparative analysis with existing approaches demonstrates that the proposed scheme balances between high security and low communication/computational overhead. This provides the logistics industry with a secure, efficient, and scalable data-sharing solution, thereby enabling operational optimization.

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