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    The document proposes an approach for a distributed anti-malware system based on blockchain technology. It discusses the problems with existing static and dynamic malware detection approaches. The solution presented initializes a distributed database based on blockchain technology to store the hash signatures of malware. This blockchain network would broadcast the malware signatures, eliminating the need for third-party databases and allowing for better data management.

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    An Approach For

    A Distributed Anti-Malware System


    Based on BlockChain Technology
    Green University of Bangladesh
    Department of
    Computer Science & Engineering

    Presenting to

    MR. TAMIM AL MAHMUD


    Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator
    Dept. of CSE
    Green University of Bangladesh
    Green University of Bangladesh
    Department of
    Computer Science & Engineering

    The
    presenter

    Name: Jahidul Islam


    Std ID: 221002504
    INTRODUCTION

    Where Why Problems Solution

    Either static or Distributed DB


    dynamic based on
    approaches BlockChain
    Rapid uses of Malicious with existing Technology is
    networking and activities and database. initialized to
    computing security Cloud based store the hash
    devices concerns Zero-day signature of the
    Malware malware and
    detectors with broadcast in
    3rd party DataB, the network
    Quick Fix
    Initializing BlockChain technology

    To initialize the blockchain, the first block must be


    created manually. This block must have all the
    characteristics of the chain. These are then Eradicating the involvement of third party.
    shared at all the network nodes

    BlockChain can ensure better data management


    without involving any third party.

    Building a Distributed database system

    A Distributed Database Management System


    (DDBMS) manages the distributed database and
    provides mechanisms so as to make the databases
    transparent to the users.
    BlockChain
    Technology
    01 What is blockchain?

    02 How blockchain works

    03 Is blockchain secure?
    What is Blockchain?
    Blockchain is a shared, immutable ledger that
    facilitates the process of recording transactions and
    tracking assets in a network.

    It is a distributed database that records network


    transactions and organizes them into a hierarchical
    chain. The chain of blocks is created and maintained
    by a peer-to-peer network.
    How blockchain works
    Blockchain, as a peer-to-peer network, makes use of
    clearly defined consensus for executing transactions
    between the nodes.
    Making transactions on the blockchain involves
    Block formation, validation, acceptance.

    The proof of work is used for block validation. Any


    node in the network can attempt to validate the block
    through a process called mining. Miners are awarded
    in cryptocurrency for every successful validation of a
    new block.
    Is blockchain secure?
    Blockchains have a heterogeneous architecture made
    up of cryptographic algorithms and mathematical
    models. The structure of the blocks plays a crucial role
    in enabling distributed consensus and ensuring the
    security of the system.

    The blocks that form the network consist of: Data,


    Hash value of the current block, Hash value of the
    previous block, Timestamp, Additional information.
    A

    B C
    References

    2019 11th International Conference on Communicatio


    n Systems & Networks (COMSNETS)

    S. Talukder, S. Roy and Tamim. A. Mahmud,


    "An Approach For An Distributed Anti-Malware System
    Based on BlockChain Technology,“
    2019 11th International Conference on Communication
    Systems & Networks (COMSNETS),
    2019, pp. 1-6, doi: 10.1109/COMSNETS.2019.8711449.

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