Implementing an Asset Trading System Based on Blockchain and Game Theory

Huang, Haihui; Cai, Jing; Xie, Shaoci

doi:10.1109/cyberc.2019.00045

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“…The consortium approach also adds the necessary trust between entities in the app market, since no one fully controls the network, or can temper the data unnoticeable. Some works already demonstrate the usefulness of such approach [4], where the authors used a consortium blockchain for asset trading, combined with a common database. Here, the reputation is computed inside the network, on a smart contract.…”

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“…A new approach to this problem is to relate the multiple actions of millions of users and thousands of developers (reputation events), such as ratings, comments, or app uploads, to a degree of trust, and use that found reputation in the cybersecurity processes, to provide trustworthy and relevant decision support to the quality assurance [QA] and security teams. Moreover, such approach could benefit both the developers, as they could switch between different markets while keeping their reputation, and consumers, as it makes it easier for them to trust a new developer, which significantly increases the content quality of all app stores, having a direct impact in their revenue, a practice widely adopted on ecommerce platforms, such as Amazon or e-Bay, among several others [4], [5].…”

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A Novel Reputation System for Mobile App Stores Using Blockchain

Mendes¹,

Chen²,

Silva

et al. 2021

Computer

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With thousands of mobile applications submitted to online application stores the mobile application market has experienced a significant growth. This growth is however accompanied by an increase in malware presence which is detected after infecting users or when a it is reported to the store. A possible solution would be to leverage those reports, across all mobile ecosystem, creating a shared reputation system, to provide more accurate feedback to the app stores quality assurance and security teams. To support this sharable reputation management system, we present a scalable blockchain-based solution, that provides the necessary scalability, data privacy and trust requirements, while being cost-effective. This paper also presents a real case study and respective results on performance, scalability, and cost evaluation. case study and respective results on performance, scalability, and cost evaluation. MOBILE APPLICATIONS economy is an expanding market. In August 2019, Google Play Store had almost 2.5 million apps in its repositories, Apple App Store had 1.8 million and Aptoide with nearly 1 million, with 21.3 billion downloads in Google Play alone [1], with several other third-party app stores experiencing similar rates [2]. However, malware presence has also increased [3], which exposes users to possible privacy breaches and loss of assets (e.g., baking

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