This research demonstrates improved data sharing accuracy using blockchain and local differential privacy, indicating enhanced privacy protection.
Privacy‐Preserving Data Sharing (PPDS) masks the individual's collected data (e.g., medical healthcare data) before being disseminated by organizations for analysis and research. Patient data contains sensitive values that must be dealt with while ensuring certain privacy conditions are met. This minimizes the risk of re‐identification of an individual record from the group of privacy‐preserved data. However, with the advancement in technology (i.e., Big Data, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Blockchain), the existing classical privacy‐preserving techniques are becoming obsolete. In this paper, we propose a blockchain‐based secure data sharing technique named “SecureChain”, which preserves the privacy of an individual record using local differential privacy (LDP). The three distinguished features of the proposed approach are lower latency, higher throughput, and improved privacy. The proposed model outperforms the benchmarks in terms of both latency and throughput. In terms of precision, the proposed method improves the accuracy to 88.53% compared to its counterparts, which achieved 49% and 85% accuracy. The results of the experiment verify that the proposed approach outperforms its counterparts.
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