Blockchain Security and Governance

The field of blockchain research is moving towards enhancing security and governance in decentralized systems. Recent developments focus on integrating blockchain technology with Zero Trust frameworks to mitigate insider threats and cyber attacks, as well as improving governance mechanisms in Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs). Noteworthy papers include the proposal of a blockchain-enabled Zero Trust framework for securing FinTech ecosystems, which demonstrates a significant enhancement in security despite introducing a marginal latency increase. Another notable study is the empirical analysis of user behavior in DAO governance, which shows that certain governance mechanisms can lead to higher activity, lower costs, and faster decisions. Overall, the field is advancing towards more secure, decentralized, and efficient systems.

Sources

"Blockchain-Enabled Zero Trust Framework for Securing FinTech Ecosystems Against Insider Threats and Cyber Attacks"

Democracy for DAOs: An Empirical Study of Decentralized Governance and Dynamic (Case Study Internet Computer SNS Ecosystem)

A Blockchain-Based Quality Control Model for Online Collaboration Systems

Digital identity management system with blockchain:An implementation with Ethereum and Ganache

Scalability, Availability, Reproducibility and Extensibility in Islamic Database Systems

DoS Attacks and Defense Technologies in Blockchain Systems: A Hierarchical Analysis

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