The Harvard Business Review (HBR) thinks that Blockchain Technology has to power to keep data safe for consumers and businesses alike; because Blockchain provides a secure and immutable ledger, HBR says it represents the key to taking back privacy of data. “You can keep certified copies of identity documents, biometric test results, health data, or academic and training certificates online, available at all times, yet safe unless you give away your key. At a whole system level, the database is very secure.”

1. Introduction to
Ethereum Blockchain
Smart Contract
Thanh Nguyen
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nguyennhatthanh

2. 1. BLOCKCHAIN OVERVIEW
§ 1.1. Key Tenets of Blockchain
§ 1.2. Smart Contracts
§ 1.3. Distributed Open Ledger
§ 1.4. Network Consensus
§ 1.5. Secured Transactions
§ 1.6. O2O Protocol: Decentralized Data Sharing | Sharing Economy

3. 1.1. KEY TENETS OF BLOCKCHAIN
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Distributed
Open
Ledger
Network
Consensus
Secured
Transactions
Smart
Contracts
Everyone in the network can see
the ledger and every node in
the network has a synchronized
copy of the Digital Ledger
No transaction can be added
without consensus from everyone
in the network. Special nodes,
called Miners, can validate and
add a transaction in a block &
add to the blockchain
Private-Public Key Cryptography
makes transactions are secure,
authenticated & verifiable
Business Logic (Rules)
embedded in Blockchain
that can be triggered when
certain conditions are met

4. 1.2. SMART CONTRACTS
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A computer program capable of facilitating, executing and enforcing
the negotiation or performance of an Agreement (Contract) using
Blockchain; the process is automated and can act as a substitute for
legal contacts.
What are
Smart
Contracts ?
Implication: future contracts will be on a hybrid paper-plus-code model where contracts
will be verified for authenticity via Blockchain and paper backups will be filed for traditional
recourse.
How They
Work
Use of Smart Contracts in Insurance industry: AXA’s Fizzy is Blockchain-based “parametric
insurance” product with automatic compensation.
Coding
Encryption
and
Broadcasting
Network
Consensus
Updating
Distributed
Ledger
Monitoring
Compliance
Example

5. 1.3. DISTRIBUTED OPEN LEDGER
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Centralized Body
(e.g. Bank)
Centralized
Ledger
£ Every node in the
decentralized
system has a copy of
the ledger
(blockchain)
£ No centralized
“official” copy exists
and no user is trusted
more than the other
£ Transactions are
broadcast to
network
£ Eliminates risk of
data stored centrally
Decentralized
Ledger

6. 1.4. NETWORK CONSENSUS
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Number of nodes required to validate a transaction depends on
the Distributed Ledger Technology being used :
¢ 1 for Open Chain
¢ Simple Majority for Juno
¢ Super Majority for Ripple
¢ All nodes for Casper
¢ Configurable for Stellar
Consensus Rules (Proof-of-Work.)
Consensus Mechanism is central to the functioning of Blockchain –
there is no need to “trust” a central authority
Addition of block to
the existing
Blockchain
Network
Consensus
Miner broadcasts
transition and nonce
value to the network
Miner Node validates
transaction and solves
Proof-of-Work
¢ Syntax validation
¢ Transaction validation
¢ Nonce validation
¢ Timestamp validation
¢ Block-size validation
¢ First transaction validation (Coinbase)
Validations for Consensus

7. 1.5. SECURED TRANSACTIONS
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Wallet &
Transaction
Security
Sender
Private Key
For signatures
Public Key
For addresses
Message
Key Generation
Encryption Algorithm
Public Key
Ciphertext
Receiver
Message
Public Key
• SHA256/SHA160 for crypto. hashing
• Base58/Base58Check encoding for
data compression
Blockchain
Security
Block # 1
Nonce - 16651
Coinbase - $100 -> Anders
Transactions:
NULL
Prev Txn – 000000….
Hash – 000043D….
Block # 2
Nonce - 37284
Coinbase - $100 -> John
Transactions:
$10 from Anders to Sophie
$5 from John to Sophie
Prev Txn – 000043D….
Hash – 0000A5A….
£ Every block identified by hash (SHA 256) value
with Coinbase, Transactions, Previous
transaction as inputs
£ All transactions hashed (Merkle root)
£ All these hashes are Base58 encoded
£ Nonce is a 32 bit field whose value is set so
that hash of a block has run of leading 0s
£ Any alteration in any block will make
subsequent blocks invalid

8. 1.6. O2O PROTOCOL - BENEFITS & FEATURES
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Cost Reduction
Increased Transparency and
without Intermediaries
Reduced Time
Secure Transaction Ledger
with no double spending
Smart
Contracts
Protocol
Schemas
Protocol Schemas support
hundreds of listing types,
including custom verticals
Smart Contracts enable secure
and reliable payments directly
from one party to another
Open &
Shared Data
Open & Shared Data
encourages innovation by
businesses and developers
Identity verification &
reputation data on the Blockchain
ensures safe, reputable partners
Data

9. 2. BLOCKCHAIN ETHEREUM
Ethereum Smart Contract: Development & QA Services

10. ETHEREUM OVERVIEW
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Email : Internet :: Bitcoin : Blockchain 2nd Generation Dapps
Key Tenets
1
Platform for any application building & hence
SCALABLE
2 DApps are JOINTLY OWNED
3
Smart Contract based & hence
NO CENSORSHIP, DOWNTIME, 3RD PARTY INTERFERENCE
4 Based on ETHERS & TOKENS

11. DEV-QA NEEDS FOR DAPP LIFECYCLE
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Access testnet by changing config file
Connect to the Testnet using Ganache
Connect to testnet by selecting
appropriate option when prompted
RUN A NODE IN ETH
NETWORK
Install Ethereum Client
Install Ethereum Mist Wallet /
Metamask Browser Extension
WALLET CREATION,
SEND/RCV ETHER
JavaScript Console
Mist/Metamask Browser
JSON RPC API
CODE SMART
CONTRACTS
Use Solidity
Use LLL
Use Serpent
COMPILE SMART
CONTRACTS
SOLC Compiler
Browser-based Compilers
DEPLOY SMART
CONTRACTS
BUILD DAPPS
RUN & USE DAPPS
1
2
3
4
5
CALL SMART CONTRACTS
WITH APIs
7
Access using APIs
(Blockapps.net) & Browsers
(Metamask, Alrthzero)
Remix IDE, Truffle, Embark, Dapple,
Populus
Can claim ethers for testing
using Ethereum Faucet
Smart Contracts UT
UI Testing of Dapps
Validation of synchronization
Validation of Wallet integration
Validation of Ether
transaction from Wallet
Functional Testing
Non-Functional Testing
Validation of
Transaction from
BlockExplorer
ICO CROWD-SALE
API Testing
6
0 6A Coin Contracts UT
Security Testing
ERC20 Compliance Testing
LEGEND Low Dev-Testing Need Medium-grade Dev-Testing Need High-grade Testing Need

12. ETHEREUM QUALITY ASSURANCE
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Peer Sync Validation
• Comparing the latest
block at the top of
ethstats.net with block
number output in client
node’s log
Unit Testing of Smart
Contracts
• TDD approach using Truffle /
Embark / Dapple / Populus
• UT of Smart Contracts
through other contracts,
including Token Contracts
Functional Testing
• Wallet Integration
• Wallet Interface
• DApp Business Rules
• DApp Workflows
• Cross-Browser/Device
Testing
Non-Functional Testing
• Performance Testing for txn.
throughput validation
• Security Testing – key-based signing &
token-based DApp access
• Usability & Accessibility Testing
Transaction Validation
• Leverage BlockExplorer for
ü Txn. Validation for
receiving/sending Ether
ü Txn. Validation of Smart
Contract deployment
ü Txn. Validation of Token
Contract
User Interface Testing
• Validation of UI aspects like color,
logo, resolution, labels etc.
• Validation of navigability aspects
Compliance Testing
• ERC20 guidelines compliance
API Testing
• DApp API calls for
internal Smart Contract
methods
• DApp API calls for
interfacing application
integration

13. Blockchain
Tools
ISVs &
Customers
Blockchain
Marketplace
ENTERPRISE-READY BLOCKCHAIN MIDDLEWARE
q The Blockchain Middleware will provide
core services, which will help users create
and build on top of Blockchains.
q Core Services can be broken down into :
Ø Identity and Certificate Services – helps
with authentication, authorization,
access, and lifecycle management.
Ø Encryption Services – provides encryption
for Blockchain transactions and fields
Ø Cryptlet Services – provides runtime for
cryptlets and communication between
blockchain and cryptlet trusted host
Ø Blockchain Gateway Services – provides
communication between multiple
blockchains
Ø Data Services – rich data services, such
as analytics, auditing, and machine
learning
Ø Management and Operations – tools for
deployment and management
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POCs
HealthcareRetail &
CPG
GovernmentDiscrete
Manufacturing
Banking,
Capital
Markets
Distributed Ledger Stacks
Cloud
Horizontal SaaS & Adapters
3rd
Part
y
3rd
Party
3rd Party DL
Stack A
1st Party DL Stack
1st Party
3rd
Party
Blockchain Virtual Machine Adapters
Smart Contract-based UTXO + others
MiddlewareBasePlatform
3rd Party DL
Stack B
3rd Party DL
Stack C
….
.
IndustrySolutions
Blockchain Resource Provider
CryptoDelegate & Cryptlet architecture (secure containers, attestation)
Professional Services & Support
Identity &
Key
Services
Crypto
Services
ML & BI
Services
Distributed
Ledger
Gateway
Services

14. 2.1. BLOCKCHAIN >> BITCOIN
FYI only

15. DEV-QA LANDSCAPE FOR BITCOIN
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1
2
3
BitCoin Service Providers
ATMs Exchanges BTC
Wallets
POS
Cards Gateways Merchant
Portals
Escrow
Service
Mining Pools
User 1 User 2 User 3
SideChains
Bitcoin MainChain
TestNet
Dev-QA Landscape for Bitcoin
End
Consumer
ü
ü Area of interest

16. DEV-QA SERVICES FOR
BTC SERVICE PROVIDER TRANSACTIONS
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End Customer Merchant BTC Service Provider Bitcoin Network Risk Analysis
Customer decides to
pay with Bitcoin
1 Payment Request API call
2
Response containing
address (QR code) &
txn details
4
Payment Response3
Bitcoin Payment5
Blockchain details6
Transaction validation request7
Transaction guarantee response 8
Payment Notification9
Payment Confirmation10
Payment Broadcast
Check Payment Status
Payment Status Response
U F
F
S
F S P
V
V
F
Direct to Bank Deposit
V
U Usability Testing F Functional Testing S Security Testing V Service Virtualization P Performance Testing A Automation Testing Services Testing
A
A A
Optional services like
GAP600 that scores and
guarantees bitcoin
transactions as they are
published on the network

17. @2018 1/4/18 17
TENETS OF OUR STRATEGY
AGILE: FAIL FAST & CHEAP
MIX & MATCH
CREATE & INNOVATE
SHARE SOLUTIONS
PROVISION

18. https://github.com/o2oprotocol/o2oprotocol
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