Enhancing Security in Blockchain Networks

Anomalies, Frauds, and Advanced Detection Techniques

Joerg Osterrieder · Stephen Chan · Jeffrey Chu · Yuanyuan Zhang · Codruta Mare

Target journal
Financial Innovation (SpringerOpen)
Article type
Structured narrative review
Reference style
Springer author-year (sn-basic)
Manuscript length
~7,600 words · 38 pages · 40 references
Contents
Main PDF · LaTeX sources · BibTeX · 2 tables · 1 figure · submission artifacts

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Tooling (reproducibility)

Contribution

  1. Dimensional taxonomy of blockchain anomalies and frauds indexed by blockchain layer × attack class × detection method (Table 1).
  2. Comparative matrix of detection techniques by data type, supervision regime, strengths, and limitations (Table 2).
  3. Synthesis of 40 references positioned against three prior surveys (Chandola et al. 2009; Akoglu et al. 2015; Ahmed et al. 2016).
  4. Research agenda for 2022–2025, cross-chain bridge exploits, DeFi flash-loan attacks, explainable-AI detection.

Funding

COST Actions CA19130 / CA21163 · MSCA DIGITAL Project No. 101119635 · Swiss NSF (IZCNZ0-174853, IZSEZ0-211195, IZCOZ0-213370) · American University of Sharjah FRG23-C · EU Horizon 2020 FIN-TECH grant No 825215 · Babeș-Bolyai University PFE-550-UBB.