AI-POWERED BLOCKCHAIN SOLUTIONS: TRANSFORMING MEDICAL DATA SECURITY IN IOT ENVIRONMENTS
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https://doi.org/10.48047/Keywords:
blockchain, IoT, and cyberattacksAbstract
The Internet of Things, or IoT, is still in its early stages, but it will eventually have an impact on nearly every daily object we use. The likelihood of it being abused will increase with its further integration into our way of life. Making IoT devices safe against hacking is a pressing necessity. IoT will soon increase the potential target area for cyberattacks on homes and companies by turning previously offline things into online systems. Simply said, current security solutions are insufficient to address this issue. In the future, blockchain technology may be able to help create more secure Internet of Things platforms. This project began with an explanation of blockchain technology and how it was implemented.
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