Cloud Platform Credibility Assessment System Based on D-S Theory and Blockchain Technology

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Even well-known cloud platforms will have sudden credibility problems in the long-term application process. Effectively evaluating the credibility of the cloud platform and providing users with scientific evaluation results can help users reasonably choose a trusted cloud platform. However, there are often conflicting opinions or malicious assessments in the process of assessment. In addition, the personal privacy information of the users participating in the assessment is at risk of being leaked, and the data that the users have evaluated is also easy to be modified. In order to solve the above problems, this paper defines the credibility category and confidence interval of cloud platform, puts forward a quantitative assessment method combined with fuzzy theory, and realizes the fusion of different users' assessment results based on D-S theory. On this basis, this paper further proposes an effective cloud platform credibility assessment system combined with blockchain technology. Finally, through experimental analysis, this paper shows that the credibility assessment system proposed in this paper is feasible and illustrates the characteristics of the system through method comparison. The system solves the problem of conflicting information in the assessment process, can effectively assess the credibility of the cloud platform, and effectively protects user privacy and the security of assessment data with blockchain technology.

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Yang, M., Jia, L., Gao, T., He, Y., Gui, B., & Zhang, T. (2022). Cloud Platform Credibility Assessment System Based on D-S Theory and Blockchain Technology. Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/5866570

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