Rentable CDN using blockchain and proof of provenance

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Abstract

Building a rentable content delivery network (CDN), a p2p based CDN that supports content control and is composed of hardware rented from consumers, requires significant trust between the renters and consumers. The proposed method solves this using a Blockchain to provide transparency in running the network, and proof of provenance, a verifiable proof origin of the content that is used to determine who can get paid for their services to discourage malicious activities.

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Kim, S., Sachnev, V., & Kim, H. J. (2020). Rentable CDN using blockchain and proof of provenance. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 10(18). https://doi.org/10.3390/APP10186570

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