BlockShare: A Privacy-Preserving Blockchain System for Secure Data Sharing
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https://doi.org/10.21467/proceedings.7.6.44Keywords:
blockchain, data privacy, zero-knowledge proofs blockchainAbstract
In this paper, we presented BlockShare, a blockchain-based system developed to facilitate privacy-preserving data sharing across decentralized networks. The proposed system enables users to retain control over their sensitive data while enabling secure, verifiable sharing with authorized parties.We implemented an authenticated data structure (ADS) to support decentralized verification and utilized zero-knowledge proof mechanisms to validate conditions without exposing the underlying data. Experimental analysis demonstrated that BlockShare performs efficiently in constructing data structures, generating proofs, and verifying them with minimal computational overhead. The platform successfully reduced privacy risks and enhanced trust in cross-organization data exchanges.
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