Incremental proxy re-encryption scheme for mobile cloud computing environment

Khan, Abdul Nasir; Kiah, Miss Laiha Mat; Madani, Sajjad A.; Ali, Mazhar; Khan, Atta ur Rehman; Shamshirband, Shahaboddin

doi:10.1007/s11227-013-1055-z

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“…Even this would cause a burden to the user; sharing it with others exposes it to risks. When the data is shared among many users, there has to be more flexibility in the encryption process to handle users of the group, manage the keys between users, and enforce the access control policy in order to protect the data confidentiality [57]. Sharing the data among a group of users adds more burden on the owner of the outsourced data.…”

Section: Data Availabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Data Security, Privacy, Availability and Integrity in Cloud Computing: Issues and Current Solutions

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2016

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Abstract-Cloud computing changed the world around us. Now people are moving their data to the cloud since data is getting bigger and needs to be accessible from many devices. Therefore, storing the data on the cloud becomes a norm. However, there are many issues that counter data stored in the cloud starting from virtual machine which is the mean to share resources in cloud and ending on cloud storage itself issues. In this paper, we present those issues that are preventing people from adopting the cloud and give a survey on solutions that have been done to minimize risks of these issues. For example, the data stored in the cloud needs to be confidential, preserving integrity and available. Moreover, sharing the data stored in the cloud among many users is still an issue since the cloud service provider is untrustworthy to manage authentication and authorization. In this paper, we list issues related to data stored in cloud storage and solutions to those issues which differ from other papers which focus on cloud as general.

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Section: Data Availabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Data Security, Privacy, Availability and Integrity in Cloud Computing: Issues and Current Solutions

Aldossary¹,

Allen²

2016

ijacsa

110

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“…The authors in [23] introduce a merger of attributebased encryption and proxy-based re-encryption [28] for offloading the computational intensive data access operations on an untrusted cloud server without disclosing any data contents. The proposed scheme is not suitable for mobile cloud environment due to the involvement of heavy computational load on the data owner.…”

Section: Existing Security Schemes For Mobile Cloud Computingmentioning

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A Cloud-Manager-Based Re-Encryption Scheme for Mobile Users in Cloud Environment: a Hybrid Approach

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Cloud computing is an emerging computing paradigm that offers on-demand, flexible, and elastic computational and storage services for the end-users. The small and medium-sized business organization having limited budget can enjoy the scalable services of the cloud. However, the migration of the organizational data on the cloud raises security and privacy issues. To keep the data confidential, the data should be encrypted using such cryptography method that provides fine-grained and efficient access for uploaded data without affecting the scalability of the system. In mobile cloud computing environment, the selected scheme should be computationally secure and must have capability for offloading computational intensive security operations on the cloud in a trusted mode due to the resource constraint mobile devices. The existing manager-based re-encryption and cloud-based re-encryption schemes are computationally secured and capable to offload the computationally intensive data access operations on the trusted entity/cloud. Despite the offloading of the data access operations in manager-based reencryption and cloud-based re-encryption schemes, the mobile user still performs computationally intensive paring-based encryption and decryption operations using limited capabilities of mobile device. In this paper, we proposed Cloud-Manager-based Reencryption Scheme (CMReS) that combines the characteristics of manager-based re-encryption and cloudbased re-encryption for providing the better security services with minimum processing burden on the mobile device. The experimental results indicate that the proposed cloud-manager-based re-encryption scheme shows significant improvement in turnaround time, energy consumption, and resources utilization on the mobile device as compared to existing reencryption schemes.

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“…Each secrecy code is multiplied with the inverse of newly generated coding vector matrix to obtain the decrypted file as illustrated in Eq. (11).…”

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BSS: block-based sharing scheme for secure data storage services in mobile cloud environment

et al. 2014

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For the last few years, academia and research organizations are continuously investigating and resolving the security and privacy issues of mobile cloud computing environment. The additional consideration in designing security services for mobile cloud computing environment should be the resource-constrained mobile devices. The execution of computationally intensive security services on mobile device consumes battery's charging quickly. In this regard, the study presents a novel energy-efficient block-based sharing scheme that provides confidentiality and integrity services for mobile users in the cloud environment. The block-based sharing scheme is compared with the existing schemes on the basis of energy consumption, CPU utilization, memory utilization, encryption time, decryption time, and turnaround time. The experimen-123 Data security in mobile cloud environment 947 tal results show that the block-based sharing scheme consumes less energy, reduces the resources utilization, improves response time, and provides better security services to the mobile users in the presence of fully untrusted cloud server(s) as compared to the existing security schemes.

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Incremental proxy re-encryption scheme for mobile cloud computing environment

Cited by 86 publications

References 26 publications

Data Security, Privacy, Availability and Integrity in Cloud Computing: Issues and Current Solutions

Data Security, Privacy, Availability and Integrity in Cloud Computing: Issues and Current Solutions

A Cloud-Manager-Based Re-Encryption Scheme for Mobile Users in Cloud Environment: a Hybrid Approach

BSS: block-based sharing scheme for secure data storage services in mobile cloud environment

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