Blockchain

Studying blockchain as a secure and decentralized foundation for data integrity, trust, and digital transactions in cybersecurity contexts.

Blockchain is a key research area in cybersecurity, focused on leveraging distributed ledger technology to enhance the security and reliability of digital systems. This topic covers the design and implementation of tamper-resistant data structures, consensus mechanisms, and cryptographic protocols that enable secure transactions without centralized control. Research explores use cases such as identity verification, secure data sharing, smart contract enforcement, and supply chain integrity. As reliance on decentralized systems grows across sectors, blockchain presents a robust foundation for building trust in environments where data authenticity, immutability, and transparency are critical.

 

Contact cyber@uq.edu.au for more information.


 

Autonomous Vehicle Security Researchers

  • Dr Naipeng Dong

    Lecturer
    School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
    Affiliate of UQ Cyber Research Centre
    UQ Cyber Research Centre

    Professor Marius Portmann

    UQ-Cisco Chair in Network Security
    School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
    Affiliate of UQ Cyber Research Centre
    UQ Cyber Research Centre

    Associate Professor Mark Utting

    Associate Professor in Software Eng
    School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
    Affiliate of UQ Cyber Research Centre
    UQ Cyber Research Centre