Samsung uses blockchain-based security for devices in its network
Samsung’s Knox Matrix uses blockchain technology backing to increase security for all personal smart devices of a user connected to the network.
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Samsung’s Knox Matrix uses blockchain technology backing to increase security for all personal smart devices of a user connected to the network.
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