基于区块链的疫苗接种证书管理

Charalampos Bampalas, K. Rantos
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随着COVID-19病例的激增和政府控制病毒传播的需要,开发有效和强大的疫苗接种证书管理系统以限制公民的活动一直是许多政府的中心任务。本文提出了一个允许更新证书状态的系统,并将其功能基于存储在区块链上的特定形式的日志和一组用于解释这些日志的规则。本文还概述了该系统在以太坊中的概念验证实现,并提供了成本和安全性分析。拟议的架构提供了几个好处,其中最突出的一个是,如果已经接种疫苗的个人被发现呈阳性,则暂停证书。在现有的证书管理制度下,接种疫苗后检测呈阳性的个人在自我隔离期间仍持有有效的预防接种证书。这种脆弱性使受感染的个人能够自由通勤,从而促进了大流行病的传播。该解决方案不局限于COVID-19相关证书,而是可以部署在任何类型的数字证书中。
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Blockchain-based vaccination certificates management
With the explosion of COVID-19 cases and the government’s needs to control virus spreading, the development of effective and robust systems for managing vaccination certificates to restrict citizens’ activities has been in the centre of many governments. This paper proposes a system that allows for the update of the status of certificates and bases its function on a specific form of logs stored on Blockchains and a set of rules for the interpretation of these logs. Also an outline of a proof of concept implementation of the system in Ethereum together with a cost and security analysis are provided in the paper. The proposed architecture provides several benefits with the most prominent one being the suspension of certificates in case an already vaccinated individual is found positive. In existing certificate management systems a vaccinated individual that is tested positive still holds a valid vaccination certificate during the self-isolation period. This vulnerability allows infected individuals to commute freely and thus facilitates the spread of the pandemic. The proposed solution is not limited to COVID-19 related certificates, but rather it could be deployed in any kind of digital certificate.
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