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Volume - 2 | Issue - 4 | december 2020
Published
05 January, 2021
Cyber threat is a major issue that has been terrorizing the computing work. A typical cyber-physical system is crucial in ensuring a safe and secure architecture of a sustainable computing ecosystem. Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is a new methodology that is used to address some of the existing cyber threats and ensure a more secure environment for communication. Data credibility and reliability plays a vital role in increasing the potential of a typical CTI and the data collected for this purpose is said to be highly reliable. In this paper, we have introduced a CTI system using blockchain to tackle the issues of sustainability, scalability, privacy and reliability. This novel approach is capable of measuring organizations contributions, reducing network load, creating a reliable dataset and collecting CTI data with multiple feeds. We have testing various parameters to determine the efficiency of the proposed methodology. Experimental results show that when compared to other methodologies, we can save upto 20% of storage space using the proposed methodology.
KeywordsSustainable computing blockchain cyber threat intelligence attacks scalability and reliability
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