Integration of Blockchain with Big Data Free Schema

Muhammad Raza Naqvi; Zahoor Ahmad  Rana; Muhammad Usman  Tahir

doi:10.32350/icr.0101.02

Muhammad Raza Naqvi Universite de Toulouse Ecole Nationale d’Ing ́enieurs de Tarbes ENIT, France https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8700-1257
Zahoor Ahmad Rana Go Safe, Lahore, Pakistan
Muhammad Usman Tahir CuddlyNest inc, Lahore, Pakistan

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32350/icr.0101.02

Keywords: big data, blockchain, ntegration of big data free schema, privacy, security

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Security, immutability, and nature present numerous difficulties. Big data in monetization is still among the biggest concerns for large of dataset management .Large organizations easily convert unstructured data sets into structured data sets. Still the problems are faced in smart services in searching of reliable big data solutions. Security and privacy are the main concerns of cybersecurity. The main problem of integrating blockchain with big data free schema is how big data can be transferred to the blockchain model with complete assurance of privacy, security, and integrity. It requires an architectural model that paves the way to decentralized, immutable and secure data modeling. Blockchain is relatively a new technology, guaranteeing integrity and ensuring security in the field of information systems. Its first implementation is bitcoin as a crypto consensus model in which the computational evaluation of currency has gained a lot of attention. Blockchain mining and approving exchanges comprise a distributed system that contains connections. This article opens new paths into the blocks of transactions. Immutability, authentication and distributed consensus are the main characteristics of blockchain.

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