Secure Blockchain-Enabled Data Pipelines with Oracle Integration for Cybersecurity and Real-Time Prescription in Connected Vehicle Networks

Sarah Ateenyi Joseph Mugisha

doi:10.15662/IJRAI.2023.0606005

Authors

Sarah Ateenyi Joseph Mugisha Junior Software Developer, Kampala, Uganda Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15662/IJRAI.2023.0606005

Keywords:

Blockchain, Oracle Integration, Connected Vehicle Networks, Secure Data Pipelines, Cybersecurity, Real-Time Prescription, Smart Contracts, Vehicular Edge–Cloud

Abstract

Connected vehicle networks are rapidly evolving into intelligent ecosystems that demand secure, efficient, and real-time data processing. However, these networks face critical challenges in ensuring cybersecurity, trust management, and timely delivery of sensitive services such as real-time prescription management. This paper proposes a secure blockchain-enabled data pipeline with Oracle integration to address these challenges. The framework leverages blockchain’s immutability and decentralized consensus to guarantee data integrity and traceability while employing Oracle-based smart contracts for dynamic and verifiable data exchange between on-chain and off-chain components. The proposed system enhances cybersecurity through distributed access control, intrusion detection, and anomaly monitoring, while enabling real-time prescription services with high reliability and reduced latency. Experimental evaluation demonstrates improved security assurance, lower transaction delays, and effective workload distribution in vehicular edge–cloud environments. This research highlights the synergy of blockchain and Oracle integration in advancing secure, intelligent, and real-time services for next-generation connected vehicle networks.

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