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2023-04-14
Pise, Rohini, Patil, Sonali.  2022.  A Deep Dive into Blockchain-based Smart Contract-specific Security Vulnerabilities. 2022 IEEE International Conference on Blockchain and Distributed Systems Security (ICBDS). :1–6.
Blockchain smart contracts are prevalent nowadays as numerous applications are developed based on this feature. Though smart contracts are important and widely used, they contain certain vulnerabilities. This paper discusses various security issues that arise in smart contract applications. They are categorized in the smart contract platform, the applications that integrate with the Blockchain, and the vulnerabilities in smart contract code. A detailed study of smart contract-specific vulnerabilities and the defense against those vulnerabilities are presented in this article. Because of certain limitations of platforms or programming language used to write smart contract, there are possibilities of attacks on smart contracts. Hence different security measures or precautions to be taken while writing the smart contract code is discussed in this article. This will prevent the potential attacks happening on Blockchain distributed applications.
2022-02-25
Patil, Sonali, Kadam, Sarika, Katti, Jayashree.  2021.  Security Enhancement of Forensic Evidences Using Blockchain. 2021 Third International Conference on Intelligent Communication Technologies and Virtual Mobile Networks (ICICV). :263–268.

In today's digital era, data is most important in every phase of work. The storage and processing on data with security is the need of each and every application field. Data need to be tamper resistant due to possibility of alteration. Data can be represented and stored in heterogeneous format. There are chances of attack on information which is vital for particular organization. With rapid increase in cyber crime, attackers behave maliciously to alter those data. But it is having great impact on forensic evidences which is required for provenance. Therefore, it is required to maintain the reliability and provenance of digital evidences as it travels through various stages during forensic investigation. In this approach, there is a forensic chain in which generated report passes through various levels or intermediaries such as pathology laboratory, doctor, police department etc. To build the transparent system with immutability of forensic evidences, blockchain technology is more suitable. Blockchain technology provides the transfer of assets or evidence reports in transparent environment without central authority. In this paper blockchain based secure system for forensic evidences is proposed. The proposed system is implemented on Ethereum platform. The tampering of forensic evidence can be easily traced at any stage by anyone in the forensic chain. The security enhancement of forensic evidences is achieved through implementation on Ethereum platform with high integrity, traceability and immutability.