This document proposes an Evidence Protection System that uses blockchain technology to securely store and verify evidence in a transparent and tampered-proof way. It discusses problems with current centralized evidence management systems, such as security breaches and inefficient processes. The proposed system avoids these issues by recording evidence on an immutable blockchain ledger, requiring software like Ganache, Metamask, and Flask to interact with the blockchain. This ensures evidence integrity and promotes a more efficient legal process.
This document proposes an Evidence Protection System that uses blockchain technology to securely store and verify evidence in a transparent and tampered-proof way. It discusses problems with current centralized evidence management systems, such as security breaches and inefficient processes. The proposed system avoids these issues by recording evidence on an immutable blockchain ledger, requiring software like Ganache, Metamask, and Flask to interact with the blockchain. This ensures evidence integrity and promotes a more efficient legal process.
This document proposes an Evidence Protection System that uses blockchain technology to securely store and verify evidence in a transparent and tampered-proof way. It discusses problems with current centralized evidence management systems, such as security breaches and inefficient processes. The proposed system avoids these issues by recording evidence on an immutable blockchain ledger, requiring software like Ganache, Metamask, and Flask to interact with the blockchain. This ensures evidence integrity and promotes a more efficient legal process.
Under the Esteemed Guidance of Presented By Mr. K.S.R PRASAD M.Tech., V.JYOTHI SRI 209P1A0574 Assistant Professor C.SIDDHARTHA 209P1A0579 T.MALLESWARA RAO 209P1A0595 A. REVATHI 209P1A0550 ABSTRACT The Evidence Protection System uses a special kind of technology called blockchain to keep evidence safe and secure. It's like a digital ledger that records evidence in a way that can't be changed. This system doesn't have a single point of control, which makes it harder for someone to tamper with the evidence. It also uses smart contracts to automate tasks and make sure only authorized people can access the evidence. Encryption and hashing are used to protect sensitive information within the evidence while still allowing it to be verified as authentic. PROBLEM STATEMENT The current ways of managing evidence in legal and investigative processes have some problems. They often use centralized databases, which can be easily hacked or accessed without permission. These systems might not have strong enough security measures to keep sensitive information safe. This can lead to data breaches or the unauthorized release of evidence. Some systems also struggle to handle a large amount of evidence or complex legal cases. Literature Survey 1. Evidence Management System Using Blockchain and Distributed File System Author: Shritesh Jamulkar,Preeti Chandrakar,Rifaqat Ali,Aman Agrawal
The proposed secure evidence management system utilizes a custom
transaction family on Hyperledger Sawtooth to record and manage every transaction in a distributed peer-to-peer file storage network (IPFS) using blockchain technology. This ensures a secure and tamper-resistant documentation 2. BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY FOR SECURING FORENSIC EVIDENCE Author: Dr. Reshma Banu,Deeksha G,M Preethi,Triveni S
Implementing a robust methodology involves integrating blockchain
technology for maintaining forensic evidence in a secure and immutable manner. This involves creating a legal chain where reports pass through various stages such as pathology and forensic labs, ensuring the permanence of evidence. 3. Digital Forensics Using Blockchain
Author: Dr.S. Harihara Gopalan, S. Akila Suba, C. Ashmithashree,A.
Gayathri, V. Jebin Andrews
The methodology involves integrating blockchain technology into the Chain
of Custody process for electronic evidence protection. The approach includes documenting consecutive steps using blockchain's decentralized network, ensuring data integrity through hashing, and storing information in blocks 4. Block-DEF: A secure digital evidence framework using blockchain
Author: Zhihong Tian , Mohan Li , Meikang Qiu, Yanbin Sun , Shen Su
The proposed Block-DEF methodology employs a secure digital evidence
framework using blockchain, featuring a loose coupling structure. Evidence information is stored on the blockchain, while the actual evidence is stored on a trusted platform, preventing blockchain bloat. EXISTING SYSTEM
Current evidence management systems in legal and investigative
processes often lack security and efficiency, risking tampering and inaccuracies, undermining trust in court evidence, and relying heavily on manual tracking methods. DISADVANTAGES
• Delays, confusion, inefficiencies in legal process.
• Security breach affects evidence integrity.
• Slow, error-prone evidence transfer.
• Failure to integrate systems
PROPOSED SYSTEM In simple terms, the project aims to create a system called the Evidence Protection System (EPS) that uses blockchain technology to securely store and verify evidence. This system keeps a record of evidence by creating a digital timestamp, which makes it impossible to change or tamper with the evidence. By using blockchain, the system avoids the risks of centralization and ensures that the stored evidence is safe and transparent. The project also uses tools like Ganache, Metamask, and Flask to help manage and interact with the blockchain technology. ADVANTAGES: • Secure data integrity. • Transparent evidence transfer. • Simplifies verification process. • Promotes legal interoperability. • Ganache ensures data persistence. • MetaMask enhances transaction security. • Extension offers user-centric functionalities. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
➢Software Requirements:Python IDLE(3.7.0),Node Js,Visual Studio
Community Version,Ganache,MetaMask-Chrome Extension