Understanding Blockchain Technology: Features, Nodes, Transactions, Platform, Security, and Disadvantages

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This presentation provides an overview of blockchain technology, including its features such as shared ledger, immutable database, nodes, transactions, platform, security, and disadvantages. It explains how blockchain works and its potential benefits and drawbacks. The presentation also includes references for further reading.

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BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

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SHARED LEDGER
This is the basic feature of a block chain.
Shared ledger is a type of account book
where business transaction can be
recorded.
Shared ledger is often termed as
distributed ledger[1].
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Immutable database
Block chain may be viewed as
database of immutable information
for every transaction replicated on
servers and this maintained by
network of computers with no
central authority [2].
Information is organized so that
they can be updated and accessed
easily.
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Block chain nodes
Peer-to-peer networking model
is implemented in block chain
[3].
No need for special server
node.
Services are consumed equally
by each node. Nodes follow
consensus rules.
Upgraded copy of database is
kept by each node.

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Block chain Transactions
Transactions in block chain are
time stamped.
For the implementation phase
two records are there- blocks
and transactions.
Transaction can be created by
mobile wallets or any other
client application.
Transactions hold business data.
Sequence of transactions are
recorded by blocks.
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Block chain Platform
Platform functions like a
transaction database.
It runs on distributed servers.
Nodes power the decentralized
transaction system [4].
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Block chain platform
Transaction database is designed as a
secured ledger.
All nodes run full stack and shares
the application.
One of the advantage is that if one
node runs block chain software then
it is able to run entire block chain
locally.

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Block chain Security
Financial information is
stored in network of
computers and this fact
make hacking more
difficult.
Hacking one server is not
enough. A network needs
to be compromised for a
cyber criminal to falsify
transactions.
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Block chain disadvantage
Currency counterfeiting is one
of the major disadvantages.
There is a term called double
spending.
There is also double spending
in Bit coin where a user is
able to fraud the system by
spending same set of Bit coins
in two different transactions.
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Network protocol stack
Nodes are booted up and
once they are ready, they
perform a peer discovery to
connect a valid node over
TCP.
Message exchange in block
chain in-between nodes
follows handshake logic.

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Salient features of transaction
Any client can transact
with the help of mobile
wallet.
Actual business data is
stored in transactions
in the block chain.
Sequence of
transactions are
recorded in blocks.
Blocks are created by
miner nodes.
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References
[1]"Blockchain & Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT)", World Bank,
2018. [Online]. Available:
http://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/financialsector/brief/blockchain-
dlt. [Accessed: 14- Apr- 2018].
[2]"How Data Immutability Works in Blockchain? What Are The
Benefits?", Blockchain Council | Blockchain-council.org, 2018.
[Online]. Available:
https://www.blockchain-council.org/blockchain/data-immutability-
works-blockchain/. [Accessed: 14- Apr- 2018].
[3]Cachin, C., Sorniotti, M.V. and Weigold, T., Blockchain, cryptography,
and consensus, 2016.
[4]Zheng, Zibin, Shaoan Xie, Hongning Dai, Xiangping Chen, and
Huaimin Wang. "An overview of blockchain technology: Architecture,
consensus, and future trends." In Big Data (BigData Congress), 2017
IEEE International Congress on, IEEE, 2017, pp. 557-564
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