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SELECTION CRITERIA FOR INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTED LEDGER TECHNOLOGY [PDF]
The use of distributed ledger technology for industrial IoT devices is increasing recently to ensure network security and data protection. Factories and manufacturing plants inclined lately to deploy both Industrial IoT and DLT applications in order to ...
Mohamed Abo-Soliman +3 more
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MT $$^2$$ 2 AD: multi-layer temporal transaction anomaly detection in ethereum networks with GNN
In recent years, a surge of criminal activities with cross-cryptocurrency trades have emerged in Ethereum, the second-largest public blockchain platform. Most of the existing anomaly detection methods utilize the traditional machine learning with feature
Beibei Han +4 more
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Application of Distributed Ledger Technology in Distribution Networks
In the transition to a society with net-zero carbon emissions, high penetration of distributed renewable power generation and large-scale electrification of transportation and heat are driving the conventional distribution network operators (DNOs) to evolve into distribution system operators (DSOs) that manage distribution networks in a more active and
Yue Zhou 0002 +6 more
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Distributed ledger technology - Addressing the challenges of assurance in accounting systems: A research note [PDF]
Background: With the progressive development of blockchain technology, its potential influence on the accounting and auditing professions is of interest to academia and practitioners.
Kishore Singh +3 more
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Improving IoT Federation Resiliency With Distributed Ledger Technology
Despite the rapid spread of Internet of Things (IoT) systems, the lack of interoperability between the systems significantly hinders their business and societal potential. Moreover, a major challenge for wider interoperability is that the IoT systems can
Tommi M. Elo +6 more
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Exploring Paradoxes of Distributed Ledger Technologies
This research aims to identify paradoxes in the context of distributed ledger technologies (DLTs). Paradoxes are phenomena that are contradictory, appearing rational in isolation, but illogical in combination [1]. Expert interviews and a Delphi study will be used to identify paradoxes that are emerging with DLTs.
Altrichter, Birgit, Parry, Glenn
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Blockchain and Recordkeeping: Editorial
Distributed ledger technologies (DLT), including blockchains, combine the use of cryptography and distributed networks to achieve a novel form of records creation and keeping designed for tamper-resistance and immutability.
Victoria L. Lemieux
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Addressing the Sustainability of Distributed Ledger Technology
The work proposes policies to improve the environmental sustainability of distributed ledger technology (DLT). While the proof-of-work (PoW) consensus protocol requires large amounts of electricity, several DLT protocols consume much less, while still being sufficiently reliable and decentralized.
Gola, Carlo, SEDLMEIR, Johannes
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Can Distributed Ledger Technologies Promote Trust for Charities? A Literature Review
This paper presents a literature review on the role of the distributed ledger technology in promoting stakeholder trust for charitable organizations. The purpose of this review is to capture existing knowledge on the relationship between the following ...
Andrea Christie
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DOSing Distributed Ledger Technology: IOTA
With advancements in connected technology, the number of ambitious applications involving Internet of Things (IoT) are drastically growing. This increases concerns related to security, scalability, and interoperability of IoT. As the network of connected devices grows, decentralized technologies become inevitable.
Mark A. Brady +2 more
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