Into the Look: Security Issues, Crypto-Hygiene, and Future Direction of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency for Beginners in Malaysia

Buja, Alya Geogiana; Katan, Maheran; Nasrijal, Nasreen Miza Hilmy; Alwi, Syarifah Faigah Syed; Siang, Tan Gek

doi:10.1109/icraie52900.2021.9703957

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“…The interview method was used in 6.58% of studies undertaken to investigate the BCT suitability or to analyze hurdles and adoption needs or potentials of the technology (e.g., [8], [50]). Conceptual studies were 5.26% which illustrated the early stage of research on BCT by developing an initial conceptual framework and recommended decisionmakers and academics to test these frameworks and further develop BCT-based systems (e.g., [39], [45], [91], [101]. Case studies are further applied in 2.63% of studies to generate insights into successful BCT projects (e.g., [95], [96].…”

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Blockchain Technology in Malaysian Context: Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Review

Bazel,

Ahmad,

Mohammed

2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Blockchain technology has attracted widespread attention due to its compelling features, such as decentralization, transparency, and smart contracts, which can address significant issues in various industries in developing countries such as Malaysia. However, although several studies have arisen from diverse academic backgrounds addressing blockchain in Malaysia, no studies provide a comprehensive review and classification of the research in this field. The main goal of this research is to conduct a bibliometric analysis and systematic review of all blockchain papers published in Malaysia to understand the evolution of knowledge and present state and identify prospective future research fields. Web of Science and Scopus databases searched for existing literature on blockchain in Malaysia, and 76 papers were reviewed and categorized based on study purpose/focus, domain/sectors, the methodology employed, theories applied, and level of analysis. The findings show that blockchain is under-explored in Malaysia, and most current studies focus on Blockchain adoption in specific industries such as finance and supply chain management. However, in other areas, such as healthcare and education, Blockchain conceptual progress is still in its infancy. These findings are being utilized to suggest future research paths in this discipline, such as the need for methodological improvements and a theoretical basis to study blockchain in different sectors.

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Blockchain Technology in Malaysian Context: Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Review

Bazel,

Ahmad,

Mohammed

2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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“…Physical threats: Physical threats to the wallet and the smartphone include losing and theft (credentials and backups) [35,97,132,133]. Additionally, Fröhlich et al [131] name the variants of vandalism, extortion, and abduction.…”

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“…Malware: Generally, malware can be an issue [35,49,133]. Fröhlich et al [131] differentiate wallet/key extraction malware, transaction manipulation malware, credential extraction malware, and ransomware.…”

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“…Information security awareness and user-centric security are important, according to Weber et al [129]. Buja et al [133] propose the countermeasures of good authentication methods, user awareness, up-to-date software, verified or legitimate software, backup, and encryption. Fröhlich et al [132] recommend redundant backups and awareness, whereas Fröhlich et al [131] outline being skeptical, accessing platforms directly instead of clicking links, using cold storage, education, and browser extensions warning the user.…”

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Analyzing the Threats to Blockchain-Based Self-Sovereign Identities by Conducting a Literature Survey

Pöhn,

Grabatin,

Hommel

2023

Applied Sciences

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Self-sovereign identity (SSI) is a digital identity management model managed in a decentralized manner. It allows identity owners to manage and store their digital identities in a software wallet, for example, on a smartphone, without relying on centralized providers. This approach tries to enhance the security and privacy of digital identities and, thereby, their owners. With the new eIDAS regulation, elements of SSI, such as the wallet, are being pushed onto the market. However, since the model is relatively new, the security threats are still not fully known. This is shown by a brief security analysis of selected existing SSI wallets. In order to get a picture of the known threats, we systematically analyze and categorize related work in the field of SSI and elements applied by SSI. We then evaluate their application to current SSI systems and identify future work.

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Into the Look: Security Issues, Crypto-Hygiene, and Future Direction of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency for Beginners in Malaysia

Cited by 2 publications

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Blockchain Technology in Malaysian Context: Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Review

Blockchain Technology in Malaysian Context: Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Review

Analyzing the Threats to Blockchain-Based Self-Sovereign Identities by Conducting a Literature Survey

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