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BlockShare – Blockchain Based Secure Data Sharing Platform

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Dr. Rajnikanth Mohanty

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Anish Shejawale

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Sanjay K. Parida

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Anay Pawar

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Md. Hasib Faruk

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Sanskar Gupta

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In the rapidly advancing digital era, the requirement for secure, transparent, and reliable data-sharing mechanisms has become increasingly critical across various sectors. Traditional centralized data-sharing models suffer from inherent limitations, including vulnerability to data breaches, unauthorized access, single points of failure, and insufficient transparency in data access and audit trails. These challenges compromise not only the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive data but also erode stakeholder trust in digital systems. To overcome these issues, this paper presents BlockShare, a blockchain-powered, decentralized framework designed to facilitate secure, tamper-proof, and efficient data exchange. BlockShare leverages the foundational principles of blockchain technology—namely decentralization, immutability, and transparency—to enhance the robustness and reliability of data-sharing architectures. The proposed system eliminates central authority dependence by distributing data storage and control across a decentralized ledger, thereby minimizing potential attack vectors and ensuring continuous data availability. To regulate data access and maintain policy enforcement, smart contracts written in Solidity are integrated within the system. These smart contracts autonomously manage permissions and user authentication, ensuring that only verified and authorized parties can access specific datasets, with every action recorded immutably on the blockchain. Moreover, data confidentiality is preserved through the implementation of AES-256 encryption, a widely recognized standard for high-security data protection. Prior to storage, all data is encrypted and then uploaded to a decentralized file system, specifically the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), which provides enhanced fault tolerance, redundancy, and distributed access. This dual-layered approach—combining blockchain for governance and IPFS for storage—ensures that data remains protected both in transit and at rest. By integrating smart contract-based automation, robust encryption protocols, and distributed storage solutions, BlockShare delivers a scalable and resilient infrastructure for data exchange. The system is particularly applicable in domains requiring stringent data protection and transparency, such as healthcare, finance, legal, and government sectors. Through this innovative approach, BlockShare aims to redefine trust in digital interactions and lay the groundwork for the next generation of secure data-sharing ecosystems.

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Blockchain Data Sharing Decentralized Storage Smart Contracts Encryption IPFS Ethereum Security Data Privacy AES-256 Web3 Authentication DApp Decentralization Access Control.

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Dr. Rajnikanth Mohanty, Anish Shejawale, Sanjay K. Parida, Anay Pawar, Md. Hasib Faruk, Sanskar Gupta, "BlockShare – Blockchain Based Secure Data Sharing Platform," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 9, no. 4, Apr 2025. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM46157

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