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1 online resource (137 p.) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- End User License Agreement -- Contents -- Preface -- List of Contributors -- Blockchain for IoT Security and Privacy: Challenges, Application Areas and Implementation Issues -- Chaitali Choudhary1,*, Inder Singh1,* and Mohammad Shafiq2 -- INTRODUCTION -- Blockchain and its Key Concepts -- Working of Blockchain -- Blockchain Structure and its Operations -- Algorithms and Techniques -- Trust Essentials and Consensus Protocols -- IOT Security -- Ongoing Researches -- IoT Security using Blockchain -- IoT Security using Fog Computing |
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IoT Security using Machine Learning -- IoT Security using Cryptography/Steganography -- Blockchain as Key to IoT Security -- Blockchain IoT Security: Implementation Challenges -- CONCLUSION -- CONSENT FOR PUBLICATION -- CONFLICT OF INTEREST -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- REFERENCES -- Distributed Ledger Technology and its Potential Applications -- Financial Sector -- Sachin Sharma1,* and Kamal Kumar2 -- INTRODUCTION -- RECENT WORK IN DLT -- Early Adopters -- Followers -- New Entrants (2019) -- DLT FEATURES AND PROPERTIES -- DLT Based Blockchain in Digital Currencies -- DLT Features |
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Distributed Property of the Ledger -- Validation using "Consensus Mechanism" -- Digital Signatures and Hash Functions -- DLT ADVANTAGES -- No Middleman and Decentralized in Nature -- Improved Auditability and Enhanced Transparency -- Perpetual and Testable -- Speed and Efficiency Gain -- Reducing Cost -- Improved cybersecurity Elasticity -- DLT RISKS AND CHALLENGES -- Technical Issues -- Immature Technology -- Transaction Response Time and Scalability -- Integration and Compatibility -- Legal and Regulatory Issues -- Industry Standards and Regulatory Evaluation |
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Jurisdiction and Ownership -- Legal Clarity -- Customer Due Diligence and Know-Your-Customer -- Dispute Resolution Mechanism -- Privacy -- Infrastructure Cost -- DLT APPLICATIONS -- DLT AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION -- CROSS BORDER REMITTANCE AND PAYMENT -- Ripple -- Abra -- Bitpesa -- Bitt -- SMART CONTRACTS -- EXPERIMENT PRACTICES -- Project Jasper -- Phase I -- Phase II -- Phase III -- Project BLOCKBASTER -- Project SALT -- Project UBIN -- Project Stella -- Project Khokha -- Project INTHANON -- SUMMARY -- CONSENT FOR PUBLICATION -- CONFLICT OF INTEREST -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- REFERENCES |
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Implementation of Blockchain Technology for Big Data -- Yasir Afaq1, Shaik Vaseem Akram2,*, Rajesh Singh2 and Mohammad Shafiq3 -- INTRODUCTION -- CATEGORIES OF BLOCKCHAIN -- Generation of Blockchain -- Blockchain 1.0 -- Blockchain 2.0 -- Blockchain 3.0 -- Significance of Blockchain Technology and Decentralization and its Effect -- Security -- Transparency -- Inexpensive -- Transaction Time -- Financial Efficiency -- Protect Business from Frauds -- Applications of Blockchain Technology -- Health Care -- Education -- Public Services -- Cyber Security -- BIG DATA -- Significance of Big Data |
| Summary |
Blockchain technology is part of the 4th industrialrevolution of Industry and has generated a lot of potential for stakeholders and endusers. From Bitcoin and Ethereum, to the third-generation of blockchains, thetechnology has transformed the digital landscape in many industrial sectors. Cross-IndustryBlockchain Technology: Opportunities and Challenges in Industry 4.0 explores the role of blockchains in industry 4.0across multiple industries. It covers the pro |
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Blockchains (Databases)
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Blockchains (Databases)
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Gehlot, Anita
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Dharmani, Bhavesh
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| ISBN |
9789815051452 |
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9815051458 |
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