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most citedBlockchain Goes Green? Part II: Characterizing the Performance and Cost of Blockchains on the Cloud and at the Edge

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cs.CR2023

PIEChain -- A Practical Blockchain Interoperability Framework

Daniël Reijsbergen, Aung Maw, Jingchi Zhang +2

A plethora of different blockchain platforms have emerged in recent years, but many of them operate in silos. As such, there is a need for reliable cross-chain communication to ena…

cs.CR2022★ 2 cited

TAP: Transparent and Privacy-Preserving Data Services

Daniel Reijsbergen, Aung Maw, Zheng Yang +2

Users today expect more security from services that handle their data. In addition to traditional data privacy and integrity requirements, they expect transparency, i.e., that the…

cs.CR2022

Protecting the Integrity of IoT Sensor Data and Firmware With A Feather-Light Blockchain Infrastructure

Daniel Reijsbergen, Aung Maw, Sarad Venugopalan +3

Smart cities deploy large numbers of sensors and collect a tremendous amount of data from them. For example, Advanced Metering Infrastructures (AMIs), which consist of physical met…

cs.CR2022

Securing Smart Grids Through an Incentive Mechanism for Blockchain-Based Data Sharing

Daniel Reijsbergen, Aung Maw, Tien Tuan Anh Dinh +2

Smart grids leverage the data collected from smart meters to make important operational decisions. However, they are vulnerable to False Data Injection (FDI) attacks in which an at…

cs.CR2021

Transparent Electricity Pricing with Privacy

Daniel Reijsbergen, Zheng Yang, Aung Maw +2

Smart grids leverage data from smart meters to improve operations management and to achieve cost reductions. The fine-grained meter data also enable pricing schemes that simultaneo…