Data security protocol for cloudlet based architecture

Jindal, Manisha; Dave, Mayank

doi:10.1109/icraie.2014.6909186

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“…A data security protocol for cloudlet-base architecture was proposed by Jindal and Dave [9]. The cloudlet uses a perfect forward secrecy property and is integrated with the base station.…”

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Can cloudlet coordination support cloud computing infrastructure?

Alsaleh

2018

J Cloud Comp

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The popularity of mobile applications on smartphones requires mobile devices to perform high-performing processing tasks. The computational resources of these devices are limited due to memory, battery life, heat, and weight dissipation. To overcome the limitations of mobile devices, cloud computing is considered the best solution. The major issues faced by cloud computing are expensive roaming charges and growing demand for radio access. However, some major benefits associated with cloud computing are fast application processing, fast transfer of data, and substantial reduction in the use of mobile resources. This study evaluated the association between the distance of cloud servers and cloudlets with and without coordination and data latency. Fast communication in the cloudlet environment is facilitated by coordinated cloudlets, which have a positive influence on the infrastructure of cloud computing. The coordinated cloudlets can be efficiently accessed in different areas, such as vehicular networks, vehicular fog computing, and fog computing.

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“…A data security protocol for cloudlet-base architecture was proposed by Jindal and Dave [9]. The cloudlet uses a perfect forward secrecy property and is integrated with the base station.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Can cloudlet coordination support cloud computing infrastructure?

Alsaleh

2018

J Cloud Comp

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“…Maher Jridi et al [ 31 ] also offloaded the image compression and encryption tasks to the digital gateway on the edge of network. Manisha Jindal et al [ 32 ] used a trustworthy edge server to implement a secure forward encryption algorithm to prevent data from being acquired by unauthenticated users and untrusted service providers. Therefore, edge servers can be a key component in the secure data processing framework for mobile cloud storage and resemble the cloud trusted domain which is introduced in [ 33 ].…”

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Edge-Based Efficient Search over Encrypted Data Mobile Cloud Storage

Guo

Liu

Cai

et al. 2018

Sensors

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Smart sensor-equipped mobile devices sense, collect, and process data generated by the edge network to achieve intelligent control, but such mobile devices usually have limited storage and computing resources. Mobile cloud storage provides a promising solution owing to its rich storage resources, great accessibility, and low cost. But it also brings a risk of information leakage. The encryption of sensitive data is the basic step to resist the risk. However, deploying a high complexity encryption and decryption algorithm on mobile devices will greatly increase the burden of terminal operation and the difficulty to implement the necessary privacy protection algorithm. In this paper, we propose ENSURE (EfficieNt and SecURE), an efficient and secure encrypted search architecture over mobile cloud storage. ENSURE is inspired by edge computing. It allows mobile devices to offload the computation intensive task onto the edge server to achieve a high efficiency. Besides, to protect data security, it reduces the information acquisition of untrusted cloud by hiding the relevance between query keyword and search results from the cloud. Experiments on a real data set show that ENSURE reduces the computation time by 15% to 49% and saves the energy consumption by 38% to 69% per query.

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An Approach for Secure Data Sharing in Cloud and Fog-Based IoT Network

Arya

Dave

2022

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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Data security protocol for cloudlet based architecture

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

Can cloudlet coordination support cloud computing infrastructure?

Can cloudlet coordination support cloud computing infrastructure?

Edge-Based Efficient Search over Encrypted Data Mobile Cloud Storage

An Approach for Secure Data Sharing in Cloud and Fog-Based IoT Network

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