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Integrity Completeness for Supply Chain Data: Trust Model Analysis and EVM Realization

2026 · International Joint Conference on Rough Sets · pp. 97-107 · 0 citations · 20 references
Computer Science

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This paper formalizes the property of integrity completeness against such an adversary and compares three trust models under this threat: symmetric hashing with HMAC chains, per-record ECDSA signatures, and blockchain with application-level Merkle trees.

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