476 research outputs found
DStore: Blockchain-Powered Decentralized Cloud Mesh
Data is a critical asset for any company, as well as for any individual as well, but it is also vulnerable to attack. In the last few years, we have seen an alarming increase in data breaches that have compromised millions of accounts and resulted in billions of dollars lost. But how do you protect something so sensitive? In response to this, we propose our Project. This project focuses on developing a Decentralized Cloud Storage to store and secure data. You don't access data simply specifying 'where it is' in Decentralised Cloud Storage. Instead, you define 'what it is'. Because data is distributed throughout a global network rather than being stored in a specific location, the concept of location is rendered obsolete in decentralised cloud storage
FinBTech: Blockchain-Based Video and Voice Authentication System for Enhanced Security in Financial Transactions Utilizing FaceNet512 and Gaussian Mixture Models
In the digital age, it is crucial to make sure that financial transactions
are as secure and reliable as possible. This abstract offers a ground-breaking
method that combines smart contracts, blockchain technology, FaceNet512 for
improved face recognition, and Gaussian Mixture Models (GMM) for speech
authentication to create a system for video and audio verification that is
unmatched. Smart contracts and the immutable ledger of the blockchain are
combined to offer a safe and open environment for financial transactions.
FaceNet512 and GMM offer multi-factor biometric authentication simultaneously,
enhancing security to new heights. By combining cutting-edge technology, this
system offers a strong defense against identity theft and illegal access,
establishing a new benchmark for safe financial transactions
Analysis of web3 solution development principles
In the master's thesis, we researched the principles of Web3 solution development. We studied the blockchain and blockchain-related technology, development of the Web including all versions of the Web and the differences between them. We presented the popular technologies for Web3 development and the most common Web3 solutions with examples. With help of systematic literature review we explored the state-of-art technologies for Web3 solution development and proposed a full-stack for Web3. In the final part we implemented a proof-of-concept Ethereum decentralized application and compared it with equivalent concept of Web2 application. We proposed future work of researching other popular blockchain protocols like Solana or Polygon
Blockchain-Based Federated Learning: Incentivizing Data Sharing and Penalizing Dishonest Behavior
With the increasing importance of data sharing for collaboration and
innovation, it is becoming more important to ensure that data is managed and
shared in a secure and trustworthy manner. Data governance is a common approach
to managing data, but it faces many challenges such as data silos, data
consistency, privacy, security, and access control. To address these
challenges, this paper proposes a comprehensive framework that integrates data
trust in federated learning with InterPlanetary File System, blockchain, and
smart contracts to facilitate secure and mutually beneficial data sharing while
providing incentives, access control mechanisms, and penalizing any dishonest
behavior. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed model is
effective in improving the accuracy of federated learning models while ensuring
the security and fairness of the data-sharing process. The research paper also
presents a decentralized federated learning platform that successfully trained
a CNN model on the MNIST dataset using blockchain technology. The platform
enables multiple workers to train the model simultaneously while maintaining
data privacy and security. The decentralized architecture and use of blockchain
technology allow for efficient communication and coordination between workers.
This platform has the potential to facilitate decentralized machine learning
and support privacy-preserving collaboration in various domains.Comment: To appear in the 5th International Congress on Blockchain and
Applications (BLOCKCHAIN'23). Publish by the Lecture Notes in Networks and
Systems series of Springer Verla
Blockchain Framework in Digital Government for the Certification of Authenticity, Timestamping and Data Property
In an ever more digitized world where information and data are increasingly dematerialized, the question of how to certify intellectual property and define when a document has been created or modified without the presence of any third-party guarantor inevitably arises. This document proposes a decentralized method that, by exploiting blockchain technology and distributed peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, makes it possible to historicize information in such a way that it is not possible for a user to alter its dating, attribute ownership or modify it by impersonating the author. The data certification (document, image, film, data archive, etc.) takes place through the creation of an immutable relationship between the owner and the data. At the legal level, many countries are beginning to regulate blockchain technology so that it can be used in many areas, such as the production chain, the Internet of Things or Public Administration. In this paper we present a solution to promote digital government and greater transparency, through the use of a framework based on the Ethereum blockchain, smart contracts and a decentralized application
Armanesia Blockchain System: Blockchain and IFPS-Based Archive System Prototype
Document integrity is critical to public trust in archives management. Armanesia is an innovative research project aims to develop prototype of information systems to support the management of digital archives based on blockchain technology. The project uses blockchain technology to record verification, immutability, and other metadata derived from various types of digital records. In this system, archives are permanently stored through peer-to-peer distribution and consensus verification without the need for a third party. The continuum archive cycle is based on Armanesia workflow infrastructure. The prototype is built through open-source technologies such as IPFS (Interplanetary File System) for blockchain-enabled file systems to design a system prototype using the SDLC (System Development Life Cycle) method. Armanesia technology can be applied for both public and private blockchain ecosystems.
 
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