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СКАЧАТЬ British University, Vietnam. Prior to this, he was a Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at the University of the South Pacific, Affiliate Professor of Information Technology at Pontificia Universidad Catolica Del Peru (Peru), and Lecturer in Information Systems at the Victoria University of Wellington (Malaysian Partner Campus). He was also a Visiting Professor and Researcher at Hassan 1st University, Morocco (June–July 2019), and Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia (June–July 2018).

      Dr. Sam Goundar is a Senior Member of IEEE, a member of ACS, a member of the IITP, New Zealand, Certification Administrator of ETA-I, USA and Former President of the South Pacific Computer Society. He also serves on the IEEE Technical Committee for Internet of Things, Cloud Communication and Networking, Big Data, Green ICT, Cyber Security, Business Informatics and Systems, Learning Technology and Smart Cities. He is a member of the IEEE Technical Society and a panelist with the IEEE Spectrum for Emerging Technologies.

       Contents

       About the Editor

       Introduction to Blockchains and Cryptocurrencies

       Chapter 1 A Literature Review in Support of Blockchain Technologies

       Sam Goundar, Zaahid Shah, Neha Singh, Goel Lal and Anil Singh

       Chapter 2 A Taxonomy of Blockchain Applications

       Sam Goundar, Shalvin Chand, Jalpa Chandra, Akash Bhardwaj and Fatemeh Saber

       Chapter 3 Blockchain Means More Than a Software to Democracy: Access to Fundamental Rights of Sixth Dimension

       Andrea Garcia and Sam Goundar

       Chapter 4 Autonomous Agriculture Marketing Information System Through Blockchain: A Case Study of e-NAM Adoption in India

       Jitendra Yadav, Madhvendra Misra and Sam Goundar

       Chapter 5 Attack Vectors for Blockchain and Mapping OWASP Vulnerabilities to Smart Contracts

       Akashdeep Bhardwaj and Sam Goundar

       Chapter 6 Blockchain Application in Fiji’s Aviation Industry

       Sam Goundar, Elvis Chandra, Divesh Anuj, Bharath Bhushan and Kennedy Okafor

       Chapter 7 Blockchain-based e-Voting Application

       Sam Goundar, Rukshar Khan, Kunal Chand, Emmenual Reddy and S. P. Raja

       Chapter 8 Blockchains for Supply Chain Management Networks

       Sam Goundar, Sheenal Chand, Pranesh Chand, Nizam Khan, Asneel Raj and Rajiv Pandey

       Chapter 9 Comparison of Three Different Darknet Cryptocurrencies in e-Commerce in Our Digital Era

       Sam Goundar, Rahul Chand, Fariha Tafsil, Reema Mala and Reshma Nath

       Chapter 10 Cryptocurrencies — An Assessment of Global Adoption Trends

       Sam Goundar, Niumaia Tabunakawai, Jobe Tamata, Arpana Deb and Salsabil Nusair

       Chapter 11 An Overview of Cryptocurrencies for Online Payments of Enterprise Systems

       Sam Goundar, Anil Singh, Semiti Saini, Fariha Tafsil, Shafina Shabnam and Krishneel Prakash

       Index

       Introduction to Blockchains and Cryptocurrencies

      Sam Goundar

       The University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji

       [email protected]

      Blockchains and cryptocurrencies are now topics of substantial impact that academia, practitioners and the IT industry need to contemplate, study, research, publish, innovate, exploit and adopt. This book titled Blockchain Technologies, Applications and Cryptocurrencies intends to provide information on the innovative, scholarly and professional research pertaining to the management, organization and technological use of blockchains and cryptocurrencies. The chapters in this book will be essential for anyone interested in these areas. This book is one of the few dedicated entirely to blockchain technologies, applications and cryptocurrencies.

      Blockchain technologies are being claimed to be as disruptive as the Internet. A white paper, written by Satoshi Nakamoto (a pseudonym), “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System” appeared in 2008, setting everything into motion. The white paper detailed how an electronic cash transaction can take place between peers without the need for a third party (financial institution). Since then, the paper has been cited 5,687 times at the time of writing this introduction. Digital signatures and cryptography would be used to secure the financial transaction, and peers on the bitcoin network running on the blockchain technology would verify, validate and authorise the transaction to eliminate the “double spend problem”.

      According to Nakamoto (2008), this would make the system and transaction transparent, immutable and under the control of peers, thus eliminating control of financial institutions and their exorbitant fees. The bitcoin network would timestamp transactions by hashing them into an ongoing chain of hash-based proof-of-work, forming a record that СКАЧАТЬ