Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Decentralized systems, such as structured overlays, are subject to the Sybil attack, in which an adversary creates many false identities to increase its influence.  describes a one-hop distributed hash table which uses the social links beten users to strongly resist the Sybil attack. The social network is assumed to be  fast mixing , meaning that a random walk in the honest part of the network quickly approaches the uniform distribution. As in the related SybilLimit system [25], with a social network of  n  honest nodes and  m  honest edges, the protocol can tolerate up to o( n / log  n )  attack edges  (social links from honest nodes to compromised nodes). The routing tables contain  O (√ m  log  m ) entries per node and are constructed efficiently by a distributed protocol. This is the first sublinear solution to this problem. Preliminary simulation results are presented to demonstrate the approach's effectiveness.
['Chris Lesniewski-Laas']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A Sybil-proof one-hop DHT
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