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| + | =Definition= | ||
| + | * Blockchain: ist eine dezentrale, verteilte Datenbank, in der Transaktionen in Blöcken gespeichert und kryptografisch miteinander verknüpft werden. | ||
| + | * Hyperledger: ist ein Open-Source-Projekt der Linux Foundation, das Tools und Frameworks für Enterprise-Blockchains bereitstellt. | ||
| + | =Buzz= | ||
Hyperledger | Hyperledger | ||
Ethereum | Ethereum | ||
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Hyperledger Besu | Hyperledger Besu | ||
Casper | Casper | ||
| + | =Keys & Digest= | ||
| + | * RSA, ECC, and Ed25519 are common systems for public and private keys | ||
| + | * while SHA-256 and SHA-3 are widely used hashing algorithms for digests. | ||
| + | * You will see these terms in certificates, blockchains, and secure communication protocols. | ||
| + | * digital trust: confidentiality and authenticity through keys, and integrity through digests. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:36, 9 April 2026
Definition
- Blockchain: ist eine dezentrale, verteilte Datenbank, in der Transaktionen in Blöcken gespeichert und kryptografisch miteinander verknüpft werden.
- Hyperledger: ist ein Open-Source-Projekt der Linux Foundation, das Tools und Frameworks für Enterprise-Blockchains bereitstellt.
Buzz
Hyperledger Ethereum Hedera ConsenSys Quorum Corda Hyperledger Fabric Hyperledger Sawtooth Algorand Polygon Digital Asset Hyperledger Iroha Cardano Hyperledger Indy Hyperledger Besu Casper
Keys & Digest
- RSA, ECC, and Ed25519 are common systems for public and private keys
- while SHA-256 and SHA-3 are widely used hashing algorithms for digests.
- You will see these terms in certificates, blockchains, and secure communication protocols.
- digital trust: confidentiality and authenticity through keys, and integrity through digests.
