DIGARD Whitepaper
  • DIGARD Whitepaper
  • Executive Summary
  • Why, How and What?
    • Why
    • How
    • What
  • Introduction
    • Vision and Mission
    • Motivation
  • Opportunities
    • Limitations of Centralized Systems
    • Opportunities with Decentralization
  • Problem Statement
    • Problems for Developers
    • Problems for Users
  • Architectural Overview
  • Core Components
    • Simplifying Blockchain for Everyone
    • How DIGARD Works
    • Decentralized InfrAI
  • Security and Privacy Network
  • Tokenomics
    • Governance Model
  • Roadmap
  • Comparison with Existing Solutions
  • Regularity and Compliance Considerations
  • Performance Metrics
    • Community and Ecosystem
    • Marketing Strategy
  • Risk and Challanges
  • Conclusion
  • Legal Disclaimer
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Security and Privacy Network

Security and Privacy Framework

1. Zero-Knowledge Proofs

DIGARD employs zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to enhance user privacy and data security. This cryptographic method allows one party to prove the validity of information without revealing the actual data, ensuring:

  • User anonymity.

  • Secure transactions.

  • Compliance with privacy standards.

2. End-to-End Encryption

All communication and data exchanges within DIGARD’s ecosystem are encrypted end-to-end. This ensures:

  • Data integrity and confidentiality.

  • Protection against unauthorized access.

  • Secure transmission of sensitive information across blockchain networks.

3. Attack Mitigation Strategies

DIGARD incorporates multiple strategies to mitigate security threats:

  • Real-Time Threat Detection: AI-powered anomaly detection and tools monitor for unusual activity and trigger protective actions.

  • Bug Bounties and Regular Audits: Encourages community participation in identifying vulnerabilities and ensuring robust security practices.

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