ICCK Journal of Software Engineering | Volume 2, Issue 3: 197-219, 2026 | DOI: 10.62762/JSE.2026.766488
Abstract
The increasing digitization of modern society has led to a growing volume of digital information---such as emails, photos, videos, and electronic records---being presented as evidence in legal proceedings. However, traditional storage systems are costly, slow, and prone to server failures. To address these challenges, we propose a system leveraging blockchain and IPFS to store electronic evidence securely and reliably. Existing Layer 1 blockchain-based systems face three key limitations: (1) scalability issues with slow throughput and high costs under heavy traffic; (2) privacy risks due to public visibility of transaction data; and (3) impracticality of on-chain storage for large evidentiar... More >
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