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Rise of digital technologies, the safety and reliability of online tests have been emerged as a critical concerned. To enhance the trust worthiness and reliability of online tested services, "Crypto Proctor" stands out as an innovative solution that employs blockchain technology. This abstract provides an overview of the project's key components and may have an impact on online education as a whole. Traditional online assessment platforms often have challenges with authenticating users, ensured data accuracy and combating concern-cheat. Blockchain technology enhances the safety of online exams with a distributed and immutable ledger called "Crypto Proctor.". This work's overarching objective is to provide the groundwork for an unbreakable testing environment. By utilizing blockchain technology, "Crypto Proctor" aimed to enhance the credibility and safety of online exams. Distributed and guaranteed immutability is the platform's primary goal in prevented fraudulent behavior, protected user identities, and preserved the integrity of examination data. The "Crypto Proctor" solution incorporates blockchain protocols for the following purposes: a) Questioned delivery b) answered submission c) User identity verification. Smart contracts which are automated and confirm certain aspects of the inspection process as well as ensure that all records are securely and publicly record on the blockchain. An auditable and immutable recorded of every test session is intended to produce by the used methodologies. When it has tested in online platforms, Crypto Proctor is a huge leap forward. This initiative leverages blockchain technology to be addressed prevalent issues of data security and cheated, establishing a sensed of confidence and reliability in the online assessment procedure. As the educational system adapts to digital transformation, "Crypto Proctor" served as a beacon, showed how blockchain technology may fortify the foundations of online learning process and evaluations.
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