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Creation of a Distributed Ledger

2018
Over the last few years the words blockchain, bitcoin, and mining have been buzzing around all over the internet. Before we jump right into the details of crypto currency, I want to explain these buzzwords which will help us absorb the later sections with much more clarity. Blockchain is a continuously growing list of records called blocks. Every block
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Distributed Ledger Technology

2021
The term “distributed ledger technology” (DLT) is notoriously difficult to define and often is used by institutions, ranging from private to public organisations, in inconsistent and contradictory ways. For example, the World Bank, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of England each propose different definitions of the term.
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A Security Framework for Distributed Ledgers

Proceedings of the 2021 ACM SIGSAC Conference on Computer and Communications Security, 2021
In the past few years blockchains have been a major focus for security research, resulting in significant progress in the design, formalization, and analysis of blockchain protocols. However, the more general class of distributed ledgers, which includes not just blockchains but also prominent non-blockchain protocols, such as Corda and OmniLedger ...
Viktoria Ronge   +5 more
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Distributed Ledger for Spammers' Resume

2019 IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security (CNS), 2019
Unsolicited, and most likely spoofed, robot calls are not just an annoyance, but also carry a potential threat with the onset of automation, impersonation, and even voice manipulation technologies as malicious elements attempt to use deception to steal sensitive information or invoke action.
Anudeep Sai Muttavarapu   +2 more
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Foundations of Distributed Ledger Technology

2021
The electric power industry is undergoing substantial changes as it transitions from an industry primarily based on fossil fuels to one primarily based on renewables, and from a largely undigitialized grid to one connected through IoT technology. In contrast with fossil fuel powerplants, renewable generators are being deployed in a distributed fashion,
James Kempf   +4 more
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A Review of Distributed Ledger Technologies

2018
Recently the race toward trusted distributed systems has attracted a huge interest, mostly due to the advances in crypto-currencies platforms such as Bitcoin. Currently, different Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLTs) are competing to demonstrate their capabilities and show how they can overcome the limitations faced by others.
Claus Pahl, Nabil El Ioini
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Distributed Ledger Technology

Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) is one of the most promising innovations in the field of information technologies with the potential to change organization and collaboration in the economy, society, and industry. This chapter introduces the technical background and use cases of distributed ledger technology.
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Modelling the Transition to Distributed Ledgers

2018
The emergence of Distributed Ledger Technologies and Cryptocurrencies impacts on how transactions of various assets between parties in highly dynamical settings – such as the Internet of Things or Smart Cities – are modelled and implemented in several ways.
Jan Sürmeli   +4 more
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Transhumanism and Distributed Ledger Technologies

2019
Whilst peering into the future on our journey towards a type 2 civilisations, both certain precautions and assumptions need to be made. From the dire warnings related to superintelligent machines spawned from artificial general intelligence to the awe inspiring nature of Moore’s Law and the ever nearing approach of the technological singularity ...
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Digital Currencies and Distributed Ledgers

2016
This chapter explores the concept of Digital currencies and distributed ledger. Digital currencies have become the alternative medium of exchange and are a true reflection of innovations in payment systems. While retaining the functions of money—a store of value, a unit of account, and a medium of exchange—these new Digital currencies have incorporated
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