CyberSecurity Metaverse

By: Sajed Khan

Narrated by: Gary Middleton

Cybersecurity Metaverse - what is the metaverse?

Speaking about the "metaverse" is like having a discussion about what "the internet" was in the 1990s. Today, there is a new form of communication and we're in the process of building a new reality but don't really know what the future holds. There is a lot of marketing hype wrapped up in this idea of the metaverse, from Crypto, NFT, and Blockchain to digital wardrobes.

To help you get a sense of how vague and complex a term the "metaverse" can be, this audiobook is written around the parameters of what the metaverse means but more importantly cybersecurity. Broadly speaking we take a in-depth look at the technologies that make up the metaverse, which includes virtual reality, augmented reality, which combines both the digital and physical worlds, and the new digital economy. This new world allows a one to create, buy, and sell goods--all virtually. Weird, right?

The metaverse promises a host of amazing opportunities for business, economics, and society. Though several critical aspects are still to be considered, their impact analysis is almost nonexistent. In this audiobook, we provide several contributions. We begin with examining the metaverse's underpinnings for this contribution, then concentrate on the unique privacy and security challenges that this new paradigm introduces. Lastly, we widen our purview to include various other areas, not only in technology. Possible future study directions are also discussed. In addition to being an intriguing contribution in and of itself, we feel that the presented comprehensive picture of the Metaverse's foundations, technologies, and challenges, with an emphasis on security and privacy, might open up new study opportunities for several disciplines.

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Very basic.

A great introduction to non-technical audiences; Sajed Khan gives a good overview of the metaverse in its current state as well as a glimpse into the future of Web 3.0. No specific insights into exactly how to secure the environment; only that the business case exists.