Code Encryption involves transforming computer program code into an unreadable format to protect its intellectual property, prevent tampering, or secure sensitive operations. This process makes the code unintelligible without the correct decryption key. It is a fundamental security measure to safeguard software from unauthorized access and reverse engineering. Encryption ensures the integrity and confidentiality of proprietary algorithms and application logic.
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Code encryption is a constant area of focus in cybersecurity and software development, especially for protecting smart contracts and decentralized application logic on blockchains. News often reports on advancements in encryption techniques and vulnerabilities discovered in existing systems. The ongoing debate concerns balancing strong security with the need for transparency in open-source decentralized projects.
This research introduces a Post-Quantum Secure Blockchain, leveraging novel cryptographic primitives to safeguard decentralized systems from quantum computing attacks.
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