Decentranet - An Ethereum, Proxy Re-Encryption and IPFS Based Decentralized Internet

Muthe, Koushik Bhargav; Vemuru, Thiru Srinivasa Teja; Sharma, Khushboo; Mohammad, Nilofer Sultana

doi:10.1109/icccnt49239.2020.9225483

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“…One of the earlier works on social media is the paper by [3] Yash Ranka, Jainam Bagrecha, Kavish Gandhi, Bhargav Sarvaria, Prof. P. M. Chawan named "A Survey on File Storage & Retrieval using Blockchain Technology" which aims to solve the problems of decentralized data storage, limiting data access and preventing data redundancy using peer-to-peer network storage combined with blockchain technology. The proposed technology stack for this includes the Ethereum [9] swarm [10] for storing, distributing and storing data across the network, the Ethereum whisper [11] protocol for host information sharing access, and various Asymmetric encryption. algorithm and data compression algorithm for managing confidential information and for recording information.…”

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“…They conclude the article by stating that while DOSN can resolve some privacy concerns from centralized OSNs, introduces new problems and challenges such as instant messaging and real-time information sharing. [9] Van-Duy Pham et al Compare centralized and decentralized storage systems. The 's main focus is on the deficiencies of the central system, such as points of failure and privacy concerns.…”

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A Review on “IPFS Based Decentralized Social Media Platform”

Desai,

Shikalgar

2023

IJCSMC

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Decentralized social media is a relatively new concept that aims to address issues related to censorship, privacy, and data ownership. Unlike traditional social media platforms, decentralized social media allows users to connect and communicate directly without the need for intermediaries or centralized control. This paper provides an overview of the current state of decentralized social media, including its history, architecture, and key features. It also discusses the advantages and challenges associated with decentralized social media and examines the potential implications of this technology for users, businesses, and society at large.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%