CN110708280A - System and method for authenticating root block chain formed by combining multiple independent units - Google Patents

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CN110708280A
CN110708280A CN201910774419.5A CN201910774419A CN110708280A CN 110708280 A CN110708280 A CN 110708280A CN 201910774419 A CN201910774419 A CN 201910774419A CN 110708280 A CN110708280 A CN 110708280A
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Abstract

The invention relates to a system and a method for authenticating a root block chain composed of a plurality of groups of independent units, wherein the system for authenticating the root block chain composed of the plurality of groups of independent units comprises a plurality of root servers RS, a plurality of databases DB and a plurality of transaction servers TS; each root server RS corresponds to a database DB, and the database DB is used for storing hash codes H; a plurality of transaction servers TS are arranged under each root server RS; the root block chain authentication system formed by the set of the plurality of independent units improves the reliability of the root server RS, and simultaneously can optimize the data storage cost and the operation speed because only a small number of root servers RS exist.

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System and method for authenticating root block chain formed by combining multiple independent units
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of block chains, in particular to a Root block chain authentication System and a Root block chain authentication method (RBAS) which are formed by collecting a plurality of independent units.
Background
As we are conducting many services through the internet in daily life, how to efficiently and economically establish trust becomes more important every day. As the internet of things age comes, these transaction volumes will become larger and more effective authentication services will be required to conduct online transactions.
There are two main methods to obtain this authentication, but each has problems, one: one large reliable business operation company ensures the service of the user, but has the conflict of interests, once the accident happens, the rights and interests of the client can not be ensured to be infringed, two: a large number of users form peers to identify the trust level of the service provider, but this approach becomes too time consuming for timely transaction activities as the number of users increases.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the defects in the prior art, the invention aims to provide a system and a method for authenticating a root block chain, which are formed by combining a plurality of mechanisms with non-profit properties and independent operation of public trust.
In order to achieve the above purposes, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a root block chain authentication system composed of a plurality of independent units is integrated, which comprises a plurality of root servers RS, a plurality of data bases DB and a plurality of transaction servers TS;
each root server RS is provided with a plurality of transaction servers TS, the root server RS manages and regularly checks the passing standard of the transaction servers TS arranged below the root server RS, and if the passing standard is not met, the transaction servers TS are cancelled for transaction qualification; the transaction server is used for generating a corresponding hash code H for each transaction and uploading the hash code H to a corresponding root server RS;
each root server RS corresponds to a database DB, and the database DB is used for storing hash codes H;
the root servers RS are connected with each other and used for transmitting and receiving the hash code H.
On the basis of the scheme, the number of the root servers RS is at least 3, so that the root servers RS are guaranteed to have more than 50% of the same hash codes H during verification.
On the basis of the scheme, the passing standard can be determined by practical application.
A method for authenticating a root block chain composed of a plurality of independent units is applied to a system for authenticating a root block chain composed of a plurality of independent units, and comprises the following steps:
step 1: establishing a committee, inviting a plurality of mechanisms which are independent and have public credibility respectively by the committee, wherein each mechanism corresponds to a root server RS, and the committee is used for managing the root server RS;
step 2: every transaction on the internet generates a corresponding hash code H by a transaction server TS where the transaction is located, the generated hash code H is uploaded to a root server RS to which the transaction server TS belongs and stored in a corresponding database DB, and the root server RS records the name and time of the transaction server TS generated by each hash code H and stores the name and time in the database DB for query;
and step 3: synchronizing hash codes H in other root servers RS at each timing period through a block chain algorithm among the root servers RS;
and 4, step 4: when the hash code H needs to be verified, the public performs a query check in the root server RS: in the root server RS, if the matched information is found, the name and the time for generating the hash code H transaction server TS are obtained, and if the matched information is not found, the name and the time are invalid;
and 5: the root server RS will regularly check the passing criteria of its underlying transaction server TS and if the passing criteria are not met, the transaction server TS will be disqualified from the transaction.
On the basis of the scheme, the number of the plurality of root servers RS is at least 3, so that the root servers RS are ensured to have more than 50% of the same hash codes H during verification.
On the basis of the scheme, the step 3 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 3.1: in each timing period, the root server RS sends the hash code H stored in the database DB to other root servers RS and receives the hash codes H sent by other root servers RS;
step 3.2: processing the hash code H received in the period and the hash code H received before by a block chain algorithm to obtain the hash code H obtained this time;
step 3.3: comparing the hash code H obtained this time with hash codes H in the database DB of other root servers RS;
if the two are the same, entering step 3.4;
if not, judging the times of non-uniformity:
if the number 1 is different, returning to the step 3.1, and re-receiving the hash code H sent by other root servers RS;
if the number of times is more than 1, returning to the step 2;
step 3.4: and storing the hash code H obtained this time into a database DB.
On the basis of the above scheme, the block chain algorithm in step 3.2 is a hash256 algorithm.
On the basis of the above scheme, the passing standard in step 5 can be determined by practical application.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
the reputations of all RS servers will be maximized by:
1. and the independent RS servers are mutually backed up to improve the reliability.
2. The hash code H can only be increased continuously according to the period, but can not be deleted, so that the truth storage is ensured.
3. Only a small number of root servers RS are needed in order to optimize data storage costs and computation speed.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the RBAS structure of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a synchronization control method for each timing cycle according to the present invention.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings 1 to 2.
A Root block chain authentication System (RBAS) which is composed of a plurality of independent units comprises a plurality of Root servers RS, a plurality of database DBs and a plurality of transaction servers TS;
each root server RS is provided with a plurality of transaction servers TS, the root server RS manages and regularly checks the passing standard of the transaction servers TS arranged below the root server RS, and if the passing standard is not met, the transaction servers TS are cancelled for transaction qualification; the transaction server is used for generating a corresponding hash code H for each transaction and uploading the hash code H to a corresponding root server RS;
each root server RS corresponds to a database DB, and the database DB is used for storing hash codes H;
the root servers RS are connected with each other and used for transmitting and receiving the hash code H.
On the basis of the scheme, the number of the root servers RS is at least 3, so that the root servers RS are guaranteed to have more than 50% of the same hash codes H during verification.
On the basis of the scheme, the passing standard can be determined by practical application.
A method for authenticating a root block chain composed of a plurality of independent units is applied to a system for authenticating a root block chain composed of a plurality of independent units, and comprises the following steps:
step 1: establishing a committee, inviting a plurality of mechanisms which are independent and have public credibility respectively by the committee, wherein each mechanism corresponds to a root server RS, and the committee is used for managing the root server RS;
step 2: every transaction on the internet generates a corresponding hash code H by a transaction server TS where the transaction is located, and the generated hash code H is uploaded to a root server RS to which the transaction server TS belongs and stored in a corresponding database DB;
and step 3: synchronizing hash codes H in other root servers RS at each timing period through a block chain algorithm among the root servers RS;
and 4, step 4: when the hash code H needs to be verified, the public performs a query check in the root server RS: in the root server RS, if the matched information is found, the name and the time for generating the hash code H transaction server TS are obtained, and if the matched information is not found, the name and the time are invalid;
and 5: the root server RS will regularly check the passing criteria of its underlying transaction server TS and if the passing criteria are not met, the transaction server TS will be disqualified from the transaction.
On the basis of the scheme, the number of the plurality of root servers RS is at least 3, so that the root servers RS are ensured to have more than 50% of the same hash codes H during verification.
On the basis of the scheme, the step 3 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 3.1: in each timing period, the root server RS sends the hash code H stored in the database DB to other root servers RS and receives the hash codes H sent by other root servers RS;
step 3.2: processing the hash code H received in the period and the hash code H received before by a block chain algorithm to obtain the hash code H obtained this time;
step 3.3: comparing the hash code H obtained this time with hash codes H in the database DB of other root servers RS;
if the two are the same, entering step 3.4;
if not, judging the times of non-uniformity:
if the number 1 is different, returning to the step 3.1, and re-receiving the hash code H sent by other root servers RS;
if the number of times is more than 1, carrying out manual restart, and returning to the step 2 after the restart;
step 3.4: and storing the hash code H obtained this time into a database DB.
On the basis of the above scheme, the block chain algorithm in step 3.2 is a hash256 algorithm.
On the basis of the above scheme, the passing standard in step 5 can be determined by practical application.
Those not described in detail in this specification are within the skill of the art.

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1. A root block chain authentication system composed of a plurality of independent units is characterized by comprising a plurality of root servers RS, a plurality of database DBs and a plurality of transaction servers TS;
each root server RS is provided with a plurality of transaction servers TS, the root server RS manages and can regularly check the passing standard of the transaction servers TS arranged below the root server RS, and if the passing standard is not met, the transaction servers TS are cancelled for transaction qualification; the transaction server is used for generating a corresponding hash code H for each transaction and uploading the hash code H to a corresponding root server RS;
each root server RS corresponds to a database DB, and the database DB is used for storing hash codes H;
the root servers RS are connected with each other and used for transmitting and receiving the hash code H.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein the number of root servers RS is at least 3 to ensure that the root servers RS have more than 50% identical hash codes H when verified.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein the reach criteria are determined by the application.
4. A method of authenticating a root block chain composed of a plurality of independent units in combination, using the system as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 3, comprising the steps of:
step 1: establishing a committee, inviting a plurality of mechanisms which are independent and have public credibility respectively by the committee, wherein each mechanism corresponds to a root server RS, and the committee is used for managing the root server RS;
step 2: every transaction on the internet generates a corresponding hash code H by a transaction server TS where the transaction is located, the generated hash code H is uploaded to a root server RS to which the transaction server TS belongs and stored in a corresponding database DB, and the root server RS records the name and time of the transaction server TS generated by each hash code H and stores the name and time in the database DB for query;
and step 3: synchronizing hash codes H in other root servers RS at each timing period through a block chain algorithm among the root servers RS;
and 4, step 4: when the hash code H needs to be verified, the public performs a query check in the root server RS: in the root server RS, if the matched information is found, the name and the time for generating the hash code H transaction server TS are obtained, and if the matched information is not found, the name and the time are invalid;
and 5: the root server RS will regularly check the passing criteria of its underlying transaction server TS and if the passing criteria are not met, the transaction server TS will be disqualified from the transaction.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the number of the root servers RS is at least 3, so as to ensure that the root servers RS have more than 50% identical hash codes H when verified.
6. The method of claim 4, wherein the step 3 includes the steps of:
step 3.1: in each timing period, the root server RS sends the hash code H stored in the database DB to other root servers RS and receives the hash codes H sent by other root servers RS;
step 3.2: processing the hash code H received in the period and the hash code H received before by a block chain algorithm to obtain the hash code H obtained this time;
step 3.3: comparing the hash code H obtained this time with hash codes H in the database DB of other root servers RS;
if the two are the same, entering step 3.4;
if not, judging the times of non-uniformity:
if the number 1 is different, returning to the step 3.1, and re-receiving the hash code H sent by other root servers RS;
if the difference is more than 1 time, returning to the step 2; step 3.4: and storing the hash code H obtained this time into a database DB.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the block chain algorithm of step 3.2 is a hash256 algorithm.
8. The method of claim 4, wherein the pass criteria of step 5 are determined by the application.
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