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Full Description
Decentralised digital security offers a compelling exploration of how digital security is practiced, organised and contested within blockchain communities. Drawing on immersive digital ethnography, the book examines how decentralised technologies - rooted in cryptography and designed to operate without central control - depend on not just technical systems but social infrastructures for incentive alignment and coordination. Through first-hand case studies, it reveals the white hat hackers, social infrastructures and ecosystem-wide efforts that make blockchain security possible. At a time of growing concern over digital security, the book provides a timely investigation into how security is enacted across decentralised networks, and what these practices reveal about digital security more broadly.
Contents
Introduction: The paradox of decentralised security
Part I: Foundations of decentralised security
1: The principles of decentralised security
2: The state of blockchain security
Part II: How decentralised security is organised
3: Blockchain white hat hackers
4: The security alliance—Infrastructure for security
Part III: Decentralised digital security at scale
5: Decentralised security at scale—The geopolitics of blockchain security
6: Bybit—The largest hack in history
Part IV: Securing digital futures
Epilogue—Living with insecurity
