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초록
영어
Privacy is a pinnacle concern of the cloud database model known as “Database as a service (DaaS)”. DaaS is highly appreciated in business community because it saves hardware cost, cost of the technical people required to manage the database and it also saves the license cost of the database. Moreover, it offers reliable services and people can access their data 24 x 7 from anywhere provided the internet connection is available. Despite of all these advantages enterprises are reluctant to adopt DaaS, because of two types of threats that are associated with it. Firstly, it can be attacked by the hacker and secondly the privacy of data can be compromised by the administrators, managing the cloud database environment. In this paper we have focused on the second issue and proposed a model to protect privacy of data stored in cloud databases. As per proposed model we encrypt and obfuscate data on client side before sending to the cloud database. In addition we offer mechanism to query over encrypted and obfuscated data on server side. Once the required data is filtered on server side, it is transferred on client side where the de-obfuscation and decryption is performed. Experiment results are also highlighted showing the enhancement in performance due to obfuscation factor.
목차
1. Introduction
2. Security threats to DaaS
3. Related Work
3.1 Executing SQL over encrypted data in the database-service-provider model
3.2 A client based privacy manager for cloud computing
3.3 Executing query over encrypted character string in databases
3.4 Storage and query over encrypted character and numeric data in database
4. Proposed Model
4.1 Overall Architecture
4.2 Storage mechanism
4.3 Metadata Repository
4.4 Storage on Database Server
4.5 Query Mechanism
5. Experiment and Analysis
5.1 Experiment 1 (record insertion)
5.2 Experiment 2 (query performance)
6. Conclusion
7. Future work
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