Cisco Technology, Inc.

Andrew Pletcher

Louis Gwyn Samuel

Oliver James Bull

Joel Abraham Obstfeld

David John Zacks

Thomas Szigeti

Walter Theodore Hulick, Jr

Marcelo Yannuzzi

Presented herein are techniques for observing smart contracts. A method can include obtaining, by a digital twin, a first data set from a first smart contract that stores the first data to a first distributed ledger and a second data set from a second smart contract that stores the second data set to a second distributed ledger. Determining operating states of the first and second smart contracts based on the first data set, the second data set, and one or more state messages from an oracle associated with the first distributed ledger and the second distributed ledger. Generating a consolidated view of the first and second smart contracts, based on the operating states. And providing the consolidated view of the first and second smart contracts for monitoring the operating states and interactions between the first and second smart contracts as a whole.

Systems and methods for observing smart contracts

A method, computer system, and computer program product are provided for obfuscating and storing data. A data object is obtained comprising data for storing to a plurality of distributed ledgers. Sequence information is obtained indicating a number of a plurality of data portions into which the data object is divided, and instructions for storing the plurality of data portions to the plurality of distributed ledgers. The plurality of data portions is generated by dividing the data object according to the number. The plurality of distributed ledgers are determined to store the plurality of data portions based on the instructions indicated by the sequence information. The plurality of data portions is stored across the plurality of distributed ledgers by accessing the plurality of distributed ledgers, wherein each data portion is stored to a particular distributed ledger of the plurality of distributed ledgers according to the instructions indicated by the sequence information.

Data obfuscation and protection in a Web3 environment

In one embodiment, a service determines authentication credentials for a web application transaction. The service determines one or more performance metrics regarding the web application transaction. The service generates an enhanced web token comprising the one or more performance metrics regarding the web application transaction. The service sends the enhanced web token and the authentication credentials along a path of the web application transaction, the path including one or more services configured to use the one or more performance metrics sent in addition to the authentication credentials to process the web application transaction.

Web tokens for enhanced microservice observability

Presented herein are techniques for verifying data. A method can include obtaining, from an oracle, a first data set associated with a distributed ledger. The method further includes obtaining a plurality of data sets from a plurality of sources. The method further includes generating a confidence level regarding the first data set for validating the first data set, based on comparing the first data set to the plurality of data sets. The method further includes storing the first data set in the distributed ledger based on the confidence level indicating that the plurality of data sets concurs with the first data set. The method further includes taking a remedial action without storing the first data set in the distributed ledger based on the confidence level indicating a discrepancy between the plurality of data sets and the first data set.

Systems and methods for providing confidence in an oracle

Methods are provided which involve obtaining information about a distributed ledger instance associated with an enterprise and generating at least one announcement that advertises a presence of the distributed ledger instance based on the information. The methods further involve providing the at least one announcement to one or more network devices associated with other distributed ledger instances to provide visibility of the distributed ledger instance to the other distributed ledger instances.

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Scotts Valley, CA, United States of America

Andrew Pletcher