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Privacy-preserving in smart contracts using blockchain and artificial intelligence for cyber risk measurements

Deebak et al., 2021

Document ID
14069379044655681051
Author
Deebak B
Fadi A
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Information Security and Applications

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Blockchain application and cyber-physical systems play a crucial role to modernize the traditional industrial process, technical procedures, and business models. It uses frame resilient and smart contracts to reduce the complexities of service costs. The blockchain …
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