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COSIER: A comprehensive lightweight blockchain system for IoT networks

Mershad, 2024

Document ID
15680243144291107596
Author
Mershad K
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer Communications

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Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) networks have spread to many important fields and applications. The security of these networks remains a big challenge due to their unique characteristics and delicate operations. The blockchain has recently been proposed as a …
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