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TL;DR: A lightweight blockchain framework aimed at resource-constrained wireless sensor networks, tested across simulated networks from 100 to 10,000 nodes.
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The proposed design combines adaptive proof of stake, delegated proof of stake, trust-based routing, and a random-forest intrusion-detection system. The study reports energy use, throughput, privacy-breach rates, and detection accuracy against DDoS, Sybil, and jamming attacks, including validation with the GreenOrbs dataset.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This is not a Bitcoin implementation. It is relevant to the wider consensus and adversarial-systems shelf: Sybil resistance, network scale, energy constraints, throughput, and what happens when a blockchain must run around tiny sensors instead of warehouse-sized mining hardware.
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Document Details
- Title: Energy-Efficient Lightweight Blockchain Framework for Secure Sensor Networks
- Author / organization: Surendran Swapna Kumar, Kalli Satyanarayan Reddy
- Year: 2026
- Document type: Network-security research paper
- Pages: 10
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