The 5G mobile networks offer extra benefits in terms of high data rates, lower latency, and more coverage in comparison to 4 G networks. However, the 5G network has a new level of data transfer and processing speed that ensures users are not disconnected while they move from one cell to another. By considering these issues, this paper proposes a new blockchain-based, scalable, and reliable 5G handoff authentication system. The proposed approach is intended to ensure the authentication process by using Exponential Elliptic curve assisted Encryption (EEE), which takes place between the user and the base station. After the successful authentication, the user stores the details in the source base station. In a blockchain-based 5G handoff authentication system, when a user device moves into the range of a new base station, it sends a handoff request using a pseudorandom frequency hopping sequence. The serving base station sends a handover command to the mobile device, containing details about the target base station and the next frequency in the hopping sequence. This request is disseminated through an Improved gossip algorithm that minimizes communication overhead and quickens the authentication of the nodes in the blockchain for consensus and validation. Similarly, in blockchain networks, the gossip protocol ensures that every node in the network receives information about the request for handoff while ensuring that the messages sent are not redundant. Therefore, the joint graph based Delegated Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (JG-DPBFT) consensus process is utilized to verify the handoff.
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