Blockchain Training: Hyperledger Fabric - Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT)

1. Interactive Learning Dashboard

Video Overview 1

Video Overview 2

This module demonstrates the difference between public blockchains and permissioned ledgers.

🚫Crypto/DeFi (Public)
Anonymous, Proof of Work, open to anyone. Not suitable for CUI.

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Known entities, Certificate Authorities, strict access control. Ideal for DoD Supply Chain.

2. Zero Trust & TDF View

An AI AgentSimulated edge device monitoring supply levels autonomously. is acting as a supply sensor. Enter a mock supply payload to wrap in Edge TDF.

3. 25-Series Technical Deep Dive

Provisioning Hyperledger dependencies and validating identity.

⏳ Fetching RHEL UBI Container from approved registry...
⏳ Scanning SBOMSoftware Bill of Materials - lists all components to check for vulnerabilities....
⏳ Requesting mock X.509 Certificate from DISA CA...

4. Deployment Successful

SUCCESS: Chaincode deployed. X.509 provisioned. TDF payload secured.

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Encrypted TDF Payload

This payload is wrapped in a Trusted Data Format (TDF) container utilizing simulated AES-256-GCM encryption. It is optimized for low-bandwidth, disconnected edge environments. The metadata tags ensure that decryption is only authorized when accessed via an authenticated ATAK (Android Tactical Assault Kit) End User Device or through Tactical Edge Compute (TEC) hardware mounted inside mobile command post expanding vans/trailers.

Simulated Ledger Block

                Block #4092

                Timestamp: 

                Tx Hash: 

                Channel: supply-chain-channel

Grounding Note: This training application utilizes entirely simulated, unclassified data to emulate official repositories, container images, and DoD CRLs. In a real-world deployment, the application must be integrated with authoritative data sources to ensure components are not missing or inaccurate. Continuous testing against compliant, grounded data is required for operational readiness.

Hyperledger Fabric

This simulation demonstrates the secure provisioning and execution of a military supply chain transaction. It combines Hyperledger Fabric (for immutable, permissioned record-keeping), Trusted Data Format (TDF) (for object-level encryption and Zero Trust access control), and AI Agents (for autonomous edge sensing).

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