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TSP Workshop

 

 

Title:

Computational Model for Trust Management in RFID Supply Chains

 

 

Author(s):

Manmeet Mahinderjit SINGH, University of Queensland ; Xue Li , University of Queensland

 

 

Abstract:

Trust management in RFID open system environment, where different organizations have different business workflows and operate on different standards and protocols is a nontrivial problem. Open RFID systems can only be effective if the systems can trust each other and be collaborative. The open system environment is also constantly evolving. So the trust and the collaborations need to be constantly maintained to cope with changes. RFID is becoming a ubiquitous computing technology imposing security and privacy threats. Counterfeiting in supply chain management is an attack with cloned and fraud RFID tags in order to gain illegal benefits. In this paper we will extend our previous work on a trust framework and construct a computational model for the trust management. The trust evaluation is built into the process of transactions of the data exchange and authorization in order to facilitate a better data sharing and access control. An example of wine counterfeiting will be presented and we will show how our computational trust model helps in reducing fraud brand of wines in supply chain management (SCM).

 

 

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