Description
TL;DR: A structured risk-assessment model covering smart contracts, keys, consensus, network attacks, data exposure, and operational controls.
About This Document
Mohammad Qatawneh presents the Blockchain Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Model as a response to fragmented security reviews. The paper classifies risks such as smart-contract exploits, private-key compromise, Sybil attacks, and majority attacks, then organizes assessment and mitigation across application, network, consensus, and operational layers.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
A framework can help teams ask consistent questions, but it does not prove that a particular Bitcoin service or smart contract is secure. The categories span multiple blockchain architectures with different threat models. Readers should treat the paper as a 2025 assessment proposal whose usefulness depends on accurate inputs, implementation detail, and independent technical judgment.
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Document Details
- Title: Security Risk Assessment for Blockchain Applications
- Author / organization: Mohammad Qatawneh
- Year: 2025
- Language: English
- Document type: Blockchain-security research paper
- Pages: 11
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