Fogging the cloud &amp;#x2014; Implementing and evaluating searchable encryption schemes in practice

Koschuch, Manuel; Hombauer, Michael; Schefer-Wenzl, Sigrid; Haböck, Ulrich; Hrdlicka, Stefan

doi:10.1109/inm.2015.7140497

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“…Manuel Koschuch et al created Searchable Encryption (SE) techniques that enable cloud providers to explore user‐defined functionality in encrypted records or search phrases. When it comes to selecting a specific SE strategy, this paper provides no specific guidance 12 …”

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“…When it comes to selecting a specific SE strategy, this paper provides no specific guidance. 12 SuHyun Kim et al proposed a method for transferring and handling data on lightweight devices in a variety of scenarios using the traditional cipher algorithm. In this approach, proxy re-encryption is used to organize data with more intermittent encryptions while also providing a data sharing operation to supplement the insufficient capability of lightweight machine networks.…”

Section: Encryption-based Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Multilayer privacy‐preserving model for security and privacy access control in edge computing

Karthikeyan

Madhavan

2023

Concurrency and Computation

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In a recent scenario of a computing environment, the Internet of Things (IoT) provides a greater impact in several applications and services. For that Edge Computing techniques are effectively incorporated, in which the sensitive data are stored on servers.As a result, edge computing allows for data storage and operation at the network's edge to emerge as optimistic advancement. Regardless, the distinctive characteristics of edge computing including real-time computing, content perception and parallel processing have introduced a number of innovative challenges in the domain of privacy preservation and data security. Edge computing provides an extension of the cloud for designing and deploying new security resolutions in the area of IoT. In this paper, a Trusted Platform Module with Ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption technique is introduced to provide a solution to a multilayer privacy-preserving model for efficient data storage. The developed model is adaptable and has a reliable data access control mechanism. Further, the results of the experiments demonstrate that the suggested technique operates better and give 83% results in terms of storage cost, load testing, effective runtime execution, higher security, credibility, and efficiency. K E Y W O R D Scipher text, edge computing, internet of things, multi kernel support vector machine, multilayer access control mechanism INTRODUCTIONThe spread of 5G network architecture and Internet of Things (IoT) is hastening the appearance of unique service standards and critical domains such as smart cities, intelligent transportation, location services, Augmented Reality and so on. 1 Numerous IoT sensing devices develop enormous amounts of data from the physical world such as smartphones, smart home appliances, wearable devices and so on. The edge computing prototypes are further dedicated and effective when compared to cloud computing terminal. 2 This technique includes both data clients and data producer. The benefits of edge things for an edge client include computational offload, acquiring data, storage and processing, nominal cost, minimal communication and minimal response period. The distribution of sending and receiving assistance from edge things effects in a more increased intensity of resource consumption, imposing lesser electricity costs. While the edge computing model contains multiple advantages over the conventional cloud platform, privacy issues are arising as an impediment to the implementation of the edge computing framework. 3 In order to maintain data privacy, susceptible data from owners must be encrypted prior to being sent to edge servers. In this case, users must figure out how to explore keywords in ciphertexts among encrypted files. The secure data search issues in a broadcasted and multidomain co-occurrence edge computing framework can be described to construct a protected keyword search method in a distributed repository service standard and the expansion towards the edge computing domain is required. 4 It is very essential to have f...

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Multilayer privacy‐preserving model for security and privacy access control in edge computing

Karthikeyan

Madhavan

2023

Concurrency and Computation

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“…Manuel Koschuch et al [1] brought out a Searchable Encryption (SE) schemes that enable the cloud provider to search for user supplied strings in the encrypted documents, while neither learning anything about the content of the documents nor about the search terms. In this paper, there is no additional guidance is provided when selecting a specific SE scheme.…”

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Security And Privacy Using Two Fold Encryption Protocol Techniques In Edge Computing

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2021

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With deployments of IoT devices and the arrival of 5G fast wireless, placing compute and analytics close to where data is created is making the case for edge computing. Edge computing is transforming the way data is being handled, processed, and delivered from millions of devices around the world. The explosive growth of internet-connected devices – the IoT – along with new applications that require real-time computing power, continues to drive edge-computing systems. Due to several advantages like low latency, Real-Time Availability. Real-time Data Transmission, brings Company and customer together, Edge Computing is used. To overcome several problems regarding security and privacy concerns, this paper provides solution by introducing Secured Two Fold Encryption Protocol in Edge Computing (STFC) based on two encryption schemes namely proxy re-encryption and searchable encryption. This paper particularly focus on securing the data from attackers by providing double encryption scheme. In this paper, Resource Manager is introduced in order to reduce the computational overhead in the encryption process.

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Fogging the cloud — Implementing and evaluating searchable encryption schemes in practice

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Multilayer privacy‐preserving model for security and privacy access control in edge computing

Multilayer privacy‐preserving model for security and privacy access control in edge computing

Security And Privacy Using Two Fold Encryption Protocol Techniques In Edge Computing

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