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Mastering Blockchain, Fourth Edition

You're reading from   Mastering Blockchain, Fourth Edition Inner workings of blockchain, from cryptography and decentralized identities, to DeFi, NFTs and Web3

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803241067
Length 818 pages
Edition 4th Edition
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Imran Bashir Imran Bashir
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Preface 1. Blockchain 101 FREE CHAPTER 2. Decentralization 3. Symmetric Cryptography 4. Asymmetric Cryptography 5. Consensus Algorithms 6. Bitcoin Architecture 7. Bitcoin in Practice 8. Smart Contracts 9. Ethereum Architecture 10. Ethereum in Practice 11. Tools, Languages, and Frameworks for Ethereum Developers 12. Web3 Development Using Ethereum 13. The Merge and Beyond 14. Hyperledger 15. Tokenization 16. Enterprise Blockchain 17. Scalability 18. Blockchain Privacy 19. Blockchain Security 20. Decentralized Identity 21. Decentralized Finance 22. Blockchain Applications and What’s Next 23. Index

Regulation and compliance

Regulatory compliance is another dimension of blockchain security. How do we ensure that the blockchain platform is GDPR-compliant? How do we ensure that the blockchain platform is compliant with the enterprise security policy? Such questions fall into the category of regulatory compliance-related security requirements. There are certain requirements around data localization, e.g., customer data may not leave a specific geographic location. In such scenarios, a globally replicated blockchain may not be the best solution. In those cases, restricted private transactions (introduced in Chapter 16, Enterprise Blockchain) could be a useful construct to follow. In other situations, the use of off-chain transaction managers located in specific geographic locations could be helpful. In certain cases, specific cryptographic protocols are mandated by organizations such as NIST. For example, specific curves are mandated in SP 800-186 by NIST for federal agencies, which...

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