Blockchains Are Not Safe For Voting, Concludes NAP Report (https://...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/7685097
Blockchains Are Not Safe For Voting, Concludes NAP Report | #blockchains #voting #blockchain #evoting
Blockchains Are Not Safe For Voting, Concludes NAP Report (https://...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/7685097
Blockchains Are Not Safe For Voting, Concludes NAP Report | #blockchains #voting #blockchain #evoting
Is #blockchain Social Network The Answer to Securing User Data Online?
▻https://hackernoon.com/is-blockchain-social-network-the-answer-to-securing-user-data-online-3e5
Data breaches, especially those associated with social media, have attracted their fair share of headlines in recent years. Yet, if there has been one winner to arise from the wreckage, it’s the reputation of blockchain as a method to secure user data.To date, blockchain technology has gained a lot of attention due to its ability to establish secure transactions using smart contracts. One of the latest incidents of information theft has wiped $40 billion off the value of Facebook in light of a scandal which exposed the personal data of tens of millions of users. Mark Zuckerberg’s social behemoth joins the likes of Yahoo, eBay and Equifax in facing a severe data breach over the last five years. But can blockchain social network become the panacea for safeguarding those in the firing line: (...)
#blockchainsocial #social-network #blockchain-network #blockchain-social-network
The DCS Theorem : blockchains, can have decentralization, consensus...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/6609049
The DCS Theorem : blockchains, can have decentralization, consensus, or scale, but not all three properties simultaneously | #DCS #blockchains #limits #scale #decentralization #theorem #consensus
#lecture Big Bang Blockchain, de Stéphane Loignon.
Commencé ce w-e, ce livre sur les #bitcoins et autres #blockchains, avec plein de mots comme #innovation dedans. @stephane y est présenté comme étant un bloggeur, ce qui est vraiment très marrant.
“The World Wide Web Consortium (#W3C) convened its first workshop on #blockchains on 29–30 June 2016 at the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts, sponsored by NTT and Blockstream, with additional funding from other W3C Members.
This workshop was an initial investigation into the technology around blockchains (or decentralized ledgers), to explore whether any aspects of blockchains were ripe for #standardization. The workshop focused on aspects not related to payments, a topic belonging to W3C’s existing Web Payments activity, but instead on basic infrastructure for enabling and benefiting from blockchains in a Web-facing context.
If you’re interested in participating in blockchain incubation and discussion at W3C, you can join the W3C Blockchain Community Group. If you’d like to continue the conversation about this or future W3C blockchain workshops, you can subscribe to the public-blockchain-workshop mailing list.”
« Après la régulation de l’impression 3D, la possible redevance pour la reprise des productions des agences de presse, le statut du lien hypertexte, voilà la question des « #chaines_de_blocs » (ou #blockchains) qui arrive sur le bureau du #CSPLA. »
▻http://www.nextinpact.com/news/100671-entre-murs-ministere-culture-mission-sur-blockchain.htm