Casevault: A Blockchain-based Investigation And Criminal Record Management System

• Author(s):

  Gourav D | Nikita V | Aakriti Y

• Keywords:

  Criminal Record Management; Role-Based Access Control; Biometric Hashing; Cryptographic Hash Functions; IPFS Storage Integration; Data Immutability; Secure Identity Verification.

• Abstract:

  The Secure And Efficient Management Of Criminal Records Is Fundamental To The Functioning Of Contemporary Law Enforcement Agencies. Traditional Approaches, Often Reliant On Paper-based Documentation Or Disjointed Digital Systems, Frequently Lack Consistency, Robust Access Control, And Mechanisms For Maintaining Verifiable Audit Trails. These Limitations Compromise Both The Integrity And Reliability Of Critical Data. In Response, CaseVault: A Secure Investigation And Criminal Record Management System Has Been Developed As A Centralized, Role-specific Platform Designed To Ensure Secure And Structured Handling Of Investigative Records. The System Facilitates Controlled Access To Sensitive Data Based On Designated User Roles, Employing Multi-factor Authentication Methods Such As Badge Identification And Biometric Hash-based Verification. A Dynamic User Interface Ensures That Permissions Are Enforced Appropriately, Distinguishing Between Viewing And Editing Capabilities. CaseVault Is Designed With A Modular Architecture, Supporting Backend Technologies Such As Node.js Or Django To Accommodate Varying Deployment Requirements. It Incorporates Cryptographic Hashing To Ensure Data Immutability And Safeguard Against Unauthorized Alterations. Additionally, The Interface Promotes Usability Through Streamlined Workflows For Record Entry And Retrieval, With Future Enhancements Planned For Features Such As Automated Case Summarization And Inter-departmental Messaging. Through Its Focus On Security, Adaptability, And Operational Efficiency, CaseVault Represents A Forward-looking Solution For Digital Criminal Record And Investigation Management.

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Other Details

• Paper id:

  IJSARTV11I4103274

• Published in:

  Volume: 11 Issue: 4 April 2025

• Publication Date:

  2025-04-22

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