E-Books →Security and Privacy in Blockchains and the IoT II

The motivation behind this scientific endeavor stems from the profound impact these technologies have on our lives. As data-driven applications and smart services become integral to our daily routines, it is increasingly important to overcome fundamental security and privacy challenges in data handling. This book provides answers to the pertinent questions that arise in this context and aims to shed light on the complex interrelation between technological advances, the proliferation of data, the protection of user interests, and compliance with privacy laws such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GRPR).
The scope of this book is wide-ranging, covering a variety of topics inherently related to security and privacy in blockchains and the IoT. It addresses the multi-layered aspects of the tasks, from data collection and transmission to data management, and explores how blockchain technologies and the IoT converge. By covering novel use cases of smart services and cutting-edge technologies, as well as research approaches addressing the complexities of protection goals, such as confidentiality, data integrity, and availability, this book provides a comprehensive overview of both challenges and solutions to ensuring the security and usability of modern data ecosystems.
This book is aimed at a broad audience, including practitioners and researchers at the forefront of technological innovation. Developers looking to harness the potential of blockchain technologies and IoT systems find valuable insights into secure and privacy-compliant methodologies for implementation. Researchers exploring the frontiers of data security can find a wealth of recent research articles and literature reviews in this book that highlight key trends, challenges, and future research directions. In addition, this book is also intended for practitioners and educators who want to deepen their understanding of the complicated relationship between such data-driven technologies and users' security and privacy needs.
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