Journal
CRYPTOGRAPHY
Volume 2, Issue 2, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/cryptography2020010
Keywords
software protection; privacy; innovation and technology; web services modeling; distributed objects; services software; cryptographic controls; authentication; data encryption
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- Faculty of Design and Creative Technology, Auckland University of Technology
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This paper presents a method for a decentralised peer-to-peer software license validation system using cryptocurrency blockchain technology to ameliorate software piracy, and to provide a mechanism for software developers to protect copyrighted works. Protecting software copyright has been an issue since the late 1970s and software license validation has been a primary method employed in an attempt to minimise software piracy and protect software copyright. The method described creates an ecosystem in which the rights and privileges of participants are observed.
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