SSL Application for Managed Security between the Mobile and HIS Biometric Information Collection Client

Lee, Jae-Pil; Kim, Young Hyuk; Lee, Jae Kwang

doi:10.1109/waina.2014.17

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“…By securely accessing the Mail Servers with SSL protocol, the email account owners can specifically fetch the messages in their inbox. In (Lee, Kim, & Lee, 2014), the researchers designed and applied an SSL protocol to protect the biometric information sent to the Hospital Information System (HIS) from mobile devices.…”

Section: On Securing Web-based Educational Online Game Using Ssl Protocolmentioning

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On Securing Web-based Educational Online Game Using SSL Protocol

Yani¹,

Priyana²,

Rusmin³

et al. 2016

Journal of Fisheries and Marine Sciences Education

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Currently, web-based online games is becoming popular in supporting learning process due to their effective and efficient tool. However, online games have lack of security aspect, in particular due to increase in the number of personal information leakage. Since the data are transmitted over insecure channel, it will be vulnerable of being intercepted by attackers who want to exploit user's identity. This paper aims to propose an online web-based educational game, Vidyanusa which allows the students to register their personal information using a unique code, a user name and a password. It manages the users according to their schools, subject teachers and class levels. In addition, by adopting a unique code, the confidentiality of the user identity can be kept away from attackers. Moreover, in order to provide a secure data communication between client and server, Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol is adopted. The performance of the system after implementing SSL protocol is examined by loading a number of requests for various users. From the experiment result, it can be concluded that the SSL protocol can be applied to web-based educational system in order to offer security services and reliable connection.

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Section: On Securing Web-based Educational Online Game Using Ssl Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%

On Securing Web-based Educational Online Game Using SSL Protocol

Yani¹,

Priyana²,

Rusmin³

et al. 2016

Journal of Fisheries and Marine Sciences Education

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“…To maintain confidentiality, all medical data are encrypted using a symmetric encryption scheme, such as the advanced encryption standard (AES), and the symmetric key is encrypted via an asymmetric encryption scheme [6,7]. In addition, access control is employed for the efficient management of authority [8].…”

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Secure Outsourced Blockchain-Based Medical Data Sharing System Using Proxy Re-Encryption

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The security and privacy of electronic health records (EHRs) have received considerable attention from healthcare workers and researchers. To ensure security, various encryption and decryption schemes as well as key management protocols have been developed. However, owing to sharing and scalability issues, additional security technologies have been proposed. Nonetheless, these technologies cause other problems, such as efficiency issues. Blockchain-based EHR management systems have been proposed to overcome computational overhead. However, because most blockchain systems are installed by outsourcing companies, EHRs may be leaked to the company. Hence, we herein propose a blockchain-based EHR management scheme with proxy re-encryption. In this scheme, we set a proxy server that re-encrypts the ciphertext between file servers, thereby solving EHR sharing issues. Furthermore, because the server is separated from the blockchain system, the outsourcing company cannot manipulate the server or access the records. In addition, the blockchain assists in access control by using smart contracts, thereby enabling secure and efficient EHR sharing. By performing security analysis, we prove that our proposed scheme solves the aforementioned security problems. In addition, we experimentally demonstrate the efficient operation of the proposed system.

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