A Decentralized and Privacy-Preserving Data Sharing Framework using Blockchain Technology

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Umang Garg

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Sharing data has evolved into an essential component of today's society as a direct result of the proliferation of new technologies and the growing prevalence of digitalization. Traditional methods of data sharing, on the other hand, frequently encounter considerable hurdles in terms of both privacy and security.With its immutability and indestructibility, blockchain technology has emerged as the most reliable all-in-one cryptosystem for protecting online transactions. Some businesses, IT managers, and programmers have taken an interest in the blockchain network because of its potential as a decentralized infrastructure. In addition to safeguarding transactions from modification, this solution also serves as a historical audit trail for the network. This paper presents a decentralized data sharing architecture that uses blockchain technology and protects users' privacy. The goal is to address the problems that have been identified. The framework that has been proposed makes use of a combination of cryptographic methods and the technology of blockchains in order to enable secure, efficient, and decentralized data sharing while still maintaining users' anonymity. In order to improve data privacy and scalability, the framework makes use of a hybrid blockchain method. This technique incorporates the positive aspects of both public and private blockchains. The usefulness of the suggested framework in maintaining data privacy and security while also enabling efficient and decentralized data exchange is demonstrated by the results of an evaluation that uses a prototype implementation as the basis for the evaluation.

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Garg, U. . (2020). A Decentralized and Privacy-Preserving Data Sharing Framework using Blockchain Technology. Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (TURCOMAT), 11(1), 831–838. https://doi.org/10.17762/turcomat.v11i1.13565
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