Securing electronic health records with novel mobile encryption schemes

Weerasinghe, Dasun; Elmufti, Kalid; Rajarajan, Muttukrishnan; Rakocevic, Veselin

doi:10.1504/ijeh.2007.015320

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“…Most emerging services use HTTP over SSL, but we know of one approach leveraging SIM-card support in mobile phones [37]. Key management remains a challenge, however.…”

Section: Disclosure Threatsmentioning

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A threat taxonomy for mHealth privacy

Kotz

2011

2011 Third International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS 2011)

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Abstract-Networked mobile devices have great potential to enable individuals (and their physicians) to better monitor their health and to manage medical conditions. In this paper, we examine the privacy-related threats to these so-called mHealth technologies. We develop a taxonomy of the privacy-related threats, and discuss some of the technologies that could support privacy-sensitive mHealth systems. We conclude with a brief summary of research challenges.

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“…Most emerging services use HTTP over SSL, but we know of one approach leveraging SIM-card support in mobile phones [37]. Key management remains a challenge, however.…”

Section: Disclosure Threatsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A threat taxonomy for mHealth privacy

Kotz

2011

2011 Third International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS 2011)

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“…Medical agents have to authenticate themselves to know health condition of patients. In cloud based remote health framework, cloud service provider maintains biometric database where data are stored in encrypted format [5] [6]. Blind protocol technique [7] could be used to reveal only identity without any additional information about the user [8].…”

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Two factor remote authentication in healthcare

Bhattasali

Saeed

2014

2014 International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics (ICACCI)

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In order to control access of health related data stored in public cloud, efficient authentication mechanism needs to be considered. Biometrics authentication is more reliable than traditional means of authentication because of its uniqueness and low intrusiveness. To ensure high accuracy level, two factor authentication mechanism is proposed here. In this framework, biometrics authentication is fused with secret PIN. The first factor uses simple and effective behavioral biometrics keystroke analysis model whilst the second factor uses secret PIN mechanism. In factor one authentication, keystroke analysis is proposed where raw data are collected first; then processed data are stored and trust scores are generated finally. End-user gets trust score at each factor of authentication and decision is taken based on final trust score of end-user. Performance analysis of the proposed mechanism shows its efficiency to authenticate end-users.

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“…Majority of the research to date in electronic and mobile healthcare focuses on the security actions before and while the data is downloaded [2]. However,the trust delegated data should not be left unprotected on the mobile devices of the requesting healthcare staff.…”

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“…One of our previous publications discussed the framework and protocol to protect the healthcare data from security vulnerabilities during the data transmission between a server and a mobile device [2]. However protecting the data whilst it is inside the mobile device was mentioned as a future need.…”

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Secure Trust Delegation for Sharing Patient Medical Records in a Mobile Environment

Weerasinghe

Muttukrishnan

2011

2011 7th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing

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This paper presents a detailed architecture and a tokenbased protocol for the trust delegation on medical data across a public mobile network. The trust is negotiated between a mobile emergency medical unit and a medical record database. The solution presented in this paper enables the development of a software tool that can be used by the emergency medical units in urgent need of sensitive personal medical records about unconscious patients. The trust delegated medical records are downloaded onto the hand-held mobile devices of the mobile emergency medical personal. The downloaded medical records are used during emergency care and this data should be protected from future unauthorized distribution and misuse. This paper presents an architecture of a mobile security capsule, which enables the trust negotiation to provide a highly secure environment which can be used for the access of highly confidential medical data over the mobile network.

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Securing electronic health records with novel mobile encryption schemes

Cited by 14 publications

References 21 publications

A threat taxonomy for mHealth privacy

A threat taxonomy for mHealth privacy

Two factor remote authentication in healthcare

Secure Trust Delegation for Sharing Patient Medical Records in a Mobile Environment

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