Description
TL;DR: A broad applied-blockchain study of how distributed ledgers can protect records while introducing scalability and security tradeoffs.
About This Document
Wisnu Uriawan, Adryan Putra Pratama, and Shafwan Mursyid discuss decentralization, validation, immutable history, provenance, reduced reliance on trust, user anonymity, and resilience to node failure. The paper surveys possible uses in finance, healthcare, government, supply chains, and Internet of Things systems, then describes a research process involving literature review, model development, testing, and analysis.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
Bitcoin is referenced as blockchain context, but this is not a Bitcoin protocol or wallet-security audit. Broad claims such as anonymity and tamper resistance depend heavily on what data enters the system and who controls its participants. The paper is most useful as a 2025 snapshot of the security properties applied researchers expected blockchains to provide.
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Document Details
- Title: Blockchain Security and Privacy in Distributed Systems
- Author / organization: Wisnu Uriawan, Adryan Putra Pratama, and Shafwan Mursyid
- Year: 2025
- Language: English
- Document type: Research paper
- Pages: 11
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