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Crypto assets [Recurso eletrónico] : an introduction to digital currencies and distributed ledger technologies / Nigel Smart

Autor: SMART, NigelIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Attiki : European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, ENISA, 2020Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmISBN: 9789292044671Assunto: 146307 | 347423 | 273163 | 325959 | 234237Resumo: 1. The genesis of bitcoin. 1.1 Hash functions. 1.2 Merkle tree. 1.3 Digital signature. 1.4 Secret sharing. 1.5 Byzantine agreement. 1.6 Electronic cash. 1.7 Zero-knowledge. 1.8 Time stamps. 1.9 Multi-party computation and threshold cryptography. 1.10 Proof of work. 2. Distributed Ledger Technologies and bitcoin. 2.1 The word ‘ledger’. 2.2 The word ‘distributed’. 2.3 The words ‘Distributed Ledger Technology’. 2.4 Provisioned blockchains. 2.5 Non-provisioned blockchains. 2.6 Rewarding validators. 3. Applications. 4. Smart contracts. 5. Securing secret keys. 6. Zero-knowledge proofs. 7. Conclusions. Bibliography.
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1. The genesis of bitcoin. 1.1 Hash functions. 1.2 Merkle tree. 1.3 Digital signature. 1.4 Secret sharing. 1.5 Byzantine agreement. 1.6 Electronic cash. 1.7 Zero-knowledge. 1.8 Time stamps. 1.9 Multi-party computation and threshold cryptography. 1.10 Proof of work. 2. Distributed Ledger Technologies and bitcoin. 2.1 The word ‘ledger’. 2.2 The word ‘distributed’. 2.3 The words ‘Distributed Ledger Technology’. 2.4 Provisioned blockchains. 2.5 Non-provisioned blockchains. 2.6 Rewarding validators. 3. Applications. 4. Smart contracts. 5. Securing secret keys. 6. Zero-knowledge proofs. 7. Conclusions. Bibliography.

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