Data Lineage in Malicious Environments

Backes, Michael; Grimm, Niklas; Kate, Aniket

doi:10.1109/tdsc.2015.2399296

Cited by 21 publications

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“…A generic framework called Lineage In Malicious Environment (LIME) based on data lineage is proposed by Backes et al in [79] to protect the data in the vicious environment through the identification of the culprit entity. In this scheme, data is shared among multiple entities that can be either owner or consumer.…”

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Secure Data Storage and Sharing Techniques for Data Protection in Cloud Environments: A Systematic Review, Analysis, and Future Directions

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A large number of researchers, academia, government sectors, and business enterprises are adopting the cloud environment due to the least upfront capital investment, maximum scalability, and several other features of it. Despite the multiple features supported by the cloud environment, it also suffers several challenges. Data protection is the primary concern in the area of information security and cloud computing. Numerous solutions have been developed to address this challenge. However, there is a lack of comprehensive analysis among the existing solutions and a necessity emerges to explore, classify, and analyze the significant existing work for investigating the applicability of these solutions to meet the requirements. This article presents a comparative and systematic study, and in-depth analysis of leading techniques for secure sharing and protecting the data in the cloud environment. The discussion about each dedicated technique includes: functioning for protecting the data, potential and revolutionary solutions in the domain, the core and adequate information including workflow, achievements, scope, gaps, future directions, etc. about each solution. Furthermore, a comprehensive and comparative analysis of the discussed techniques is presented and the research gaps and future directions are reported in the field. The authors believe that this article's contribution will operate as a catalyst for the potential researchers to carry out the research work in the area.

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Section: Figure 6: Key Components Of Watermarking Based Modelsmentioning

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Secure Data Storage and Sharing Techniques for Data Protection in Cloud Environments: A Systematic Review, Analysis, and Future Directions

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“…On the contrary they have enforced unlawful agreements in restraining trade or have evaded statutory limits on the copyright. Furthermore, such uses have also given rise to problems concerning with the basic rights of "fair use" and privacy: the former is invoked in order to prevent copyright owners from having the exclusive control over their creations than the copyright law intends, whereas the latter is invoked in order to preserve the ownership and distribution of confidential data [1,7,8,9,10,11]. A different approach to the problems reported above is represented by the web systems that employ watermarking based technologies [12] to implement the copyright protection of digital content distributed on the Internet.…”

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Digital Copyright Protection: Focus on Some Relevant Solutions

Frattolillo

2022

Int. j. commun. netw. inf. secur.

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Copyright protection of digital content is considered a relevant problem of the current Internet since content digitalization and high performance interconnection networks have greatly increased the possibilities to reproduce and distribute digital content. Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems try to prevent the inappropriate or illegal use of copyrighted digital content. They are promoted by the major global media players, but they are also perceived as proprietary solutions that give rise to classic problems of privacy and fair use. On the other hand, watermarking protocols have become a possible solution to the problem of copyright protection. They have evolved during the last decade, and interesting proposals have been designed. This paper first presents current trends concerning the most significant solutions to the problem of copyright protection based on DRM systems and then focuses on the most promising approaches in the field of watermarking protocols. In this regard, the examined protocols are discussed in order to individuate which of them can better represent the right trade-off between opposite goals, such as, for example, security and easy of use, so as to prove that it is possible to implement open solutions compatible with the current web context without resorting to proprietary architectures or impairing the protection of copyrighted digital content.

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“…Watermarking technique has been concretely used for data leakage detection by many researchers. A model lineage in malicious environment, to solve the problem of data leakage, when data flows occurred among the owners and the consumers is proposed by Backes et al [9 ]. This model provided a protocol for transferring the data between two parties in the vicious environment via considering watermarking, oblivious transfer and signature primitives.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%