2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11276-022-03114-6
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Secure and privacy-preserving sharing of personal health records with multi-party pre-authorization verification

Abstract: I also wish to sincerely show my gratefulness and appreciation to Professor Chi Chi-Hung for his guidance and support on identifying problems, finding solutions, and constantly giving me insightful pointers when reviewing my work. It has helped me to grow as an independent researcher.In addition, I would like to also thank the thesis advisory committee members, Professor Wang Huaxiong and Assistant Professor Zhao Jun, for spending the time to review my work and providing me with valuable feedbacks and comments… Show more

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“…In general, such techniques requires the dataset to be encrypted before storage and any queries are performed on the encrypted dataset. Such approaches may use various cryptographic tools such as symmetric searchable encryption [22,23], attribute-based encryption [24,25], identity-based encryption [26,27], federated learning [28][29][30], or their combinations [31][32][33]. Note that in such approaches, each data is encrypted or processed as a whole.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, such techniques requires the dataset to be encrypted before storage and any queries are performed on the encrypted dataset. Such approaches may use various cryptographic tools such as symmetric searchable encryption [22,23], attribute-based encryption [24,25], identity-based encryption [26,27], federated learning [28][29][30], or their combinations [31][32][33]. Note that in such approaches, each data is encrypted or processed as a whole.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%