Future Security of NFT-Blockchain
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Computing and Artificial Intelligence".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 September 2024) | Viewed by 2163
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Interests: cyber-security; smart-city; human relationships; relational contexts; meta-analysis
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Dear Colleagues,
A core function of cyber-security is to protect connected devices, such as IoT devices, and the services we access, both online and at work. In threat analyses of cyber-security, in which researchers summarize the various sources of threats, the results could appear biased without the use of objective methodology. To solve this bias problem, we use meta-analysis. Once the statistical results are combined with the meta-analysis, their statistical power and precision are increased because the sample size is significantly larger compared to those of individual studies. Meta-analysis is used in various fields, such as economics, sociology, psychology, education, and medicine, to statistically integrate and analyze the quantitative effect size results of different studies. Recently, analyses of the technology transfer performance of public research institutes and technology commercialization promotion, performance enhancement analysis, and educational research methods have been used.
With modern society becoming more complex and diversified, more social issues will arise in the digital age. Therefore, this Special Issue aims to publish research papers on meta-analyses for future applications. We welcome contributions on, but not limited to, the following topics:
- Meta-analysis of learning for cyber-security
- Meta-analysis of digital side-effects in cyber-security
- Meta-analysis of semantic networks in cyber-security
- Generative AI in security monitoring
- Analysis of future security in generative AI
- Cyber-security for NFTs
- AR/VR/XR/Metaverse security
- NFT-Blockchain applications
- Secure communication in blockchains
- Fake news and deep fake detection
Dr. Hoon Ko
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- meta-analysis of learning for cyber-security
- meta-analysis of digital side-effects in cyber-security
- meta-analysis of semantic networks in cyber-security
- generative AI in security monitoring
- analysis of future security in generative AI
- cyber-security for NFTs
- AR/VR/XR/Metaverse security
- NFT-blockchain applications
- secure communication in blockchains
- fake news and deep fake detection
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