Bundesdruckerei Gmbh

Andreas Wilke

Manfred Paeschke

Olga Kulikovska

Olaf Dressel

Ilya Komarov

David Fabian

Lazar Kulikovsky

Marian Kind

Robert Musick

Illya Komarov

Rebekka Siegmann

Martin Florian

Rebecca Maier

A method for storing data in a tamper-proof manner in a data block structure. The method includes, for a group of data blocks, determining functions, which are assigned to the data blocks of the group and dependent on the data stored in the corresponding data block; creating a combination of all functions assigned to the data blocks of the group; and determining a combination-dependent coefficient for each function of the combination, so that the combination meets a predefined condition; and for each data block of the group, determining a control group of data blocks of the group assigned to the corresponding data block; and storing the coefficient that was determined for the function of the corresponding data block in all data blocks of the control group.

Datacule structure and method for storing data in a tamper-proof manner

A method for obtaining a blockchain structure includes providing a first data block and a second data block, wherein a first data processing rule is assigned to first data of the first data block, and a second data processing rule is assigned to second data of the second data block. The first data processing rule is linked to the second data processing rule to obtain a third data processing rule, wherein the first data processing rule is executed before the second data processing rule when the third data processing rule is executed. The second data processing rule is linked to the first data processing rule to obtain a fourth data processing rule. When the fourth data processing rule is executed, the first data processing rule is executed after the second data processing rule. The third data processing rule is stored in the second data block and the fourth data processing rule is stored in the first data block to obtain the blockchain structure.

Method for linking a first data block to a second data block, method for checking the integrity of a blockchain structure, device and computer program product

The invention relates to a method for the tamper-proof storage of data in an electronic store using a bidirectionally linked blockchain structure. The method comprises the steps of:

Bidirectionally linked extended blockchain structure

In one embodiment the method includes providing a bidirectionally linked blockchain structure; generating an additional block for expanding the blockchain structure, which includes the data to be stored and is intended to be linked bidirectionally to the last block of the blockchain structure, the last block of the blockchain structure including stored data; and calculating a first block-dependent linking function for bidirectionally linking the last block to the additional block. The calculation of the linking function including calculating a combined block-dependent check value of the last block and of the additional block, using the data stored in the last block and the data to be stored in the additional block; and associating the combined check value with a block-independent, linking process-specific function. The method further includes adding the first block-dependent linking function to the last block and to the additional block.

Bidirectionally linked blockchain structure

The method includes generating an additional block for expanding a blockchain structure, which includes the data to be stored and is intended to be linked bidirectionally to the last block of the blockchain structure; calculating a first check value of the last block for bidirectionally linking the additional block to the last block of the blockchain structure; calculating a check value of the additional block for bidirectionally linking the additional block to the last block of the blockchain structure; adding the first check value of the last block to the last block and; adding the check value of the additional block to the additional block.

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Berlin, Germany

Andreas Wilke