Decentralized Domain Registry Using Blockchain
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We present Decentralized Domain Registry (DDR), a framework that replaces current top-level DNS framework and authentication specialists, which will offer adaptable, secure and strong DNS framework DDR utilize an area name possession scheme base on blockchain. DDR evacuates existing DNS quality, for example, DDOS assaults, DNS ridiculing and restriction via government. DDR gives decentralized validated record area name possession which will wipe out the requirement for endorsement specialists. DDR is turn around good with DNS. The system will reduce latency using Interplanetary File System (IPFS) through end to end content delivery.
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Poojary, K., Sawardekar, S., & Arora, B. (2020). Decentralized Domain Registry Using Blockchain. SAMRIDDHI : A Journal of Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology, 12(SUP 1), 310-314. https://doi.org/.
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