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Tiered Certificate Authority Systems for Blockchain Smart Contracts on Blockchain Cybersecurity Platforms

발명심사 중
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20청구항 · 3 독립항
§ Ⅰ

개요

IPC 분류

H4L 9/40H4L 9/H4L 9/32

CPC 분류

H4L63/823H4L9/3268H4L9/50H4L63/884

In one embodiment, a method includes authorizing certificate authorities from multiple entities associated with a first root authority entity associated with a blockchain cybersecurity platform by the first root authority entity. The certificate authorities are configured to audit smart contracts before each smart contract is deployed on a blockchain network. Each certificate authority is authorized to issue a certificate for a deployed smart contract determined to match the audited smart contract for each audited smart contract. The method further includes determining for at least a first authorized certificate authority by the first root authority entity, that each of a plurality of certificate authority authorization parameters associated with the first authorized certificate authority is satisfied. The method further includes maintaining the certificate authority authorization for the first certificate authority by the first root authority entity.

원문 (중국어)

In one embodiment, a method includes authorizing certificate authorities from multiple entities associated with a first root authority entity associated with a blockchain cybersecurity platform by the first root authority entity. The certificate authorities are configured to audit smart contracts before each smart contract is deployed on a blockchain network. Each certificate authority is authorized to issue a certificate for a deployed smart contract determined to match the audited smart contract for each audited smart contract. The method further includes determining for at least a first authorized certificate authority by the first root authority entity, that each of a plurality of certificate authority authorization parameters associated with the first authorized certificate authority is satisfied. The method further includes maintaining the certificate authority authorization for the first certificate authority by the first root authority entity.