Malaysia: Government Partners With Universities to Authenticate Degrees Using a Blockchain Solution Based on the NEO Protocol

Malaysia: Government Partners With Universities to Authenticate Degrees Using a Blockchain Solution Based on the NEO Protocol
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2018-11-12 17:29

Malaysia’s ministry of education announced on Twitter on Nov. 8th that it teamed up with a consortium of six universities to launch a blockchain-based system known as e-Scroll to issue and verify the authenticity of university degrees.

The initiative was formed as a direct response to the growing number of cases of fraudulent degrees and how […]

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