Preserving Data Privacy in Mobile Cloud Computing using Enhanced Homomorphic Encryption Scheme

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Abstract

Mobile cloud-based data collection allows users' related information to be collected, processed and stored efficiently and instantaneously. Nevertheless, such data collection approach has a drawback of data confidentiality and user's privacy. Outsourcing users' related information attracts unforeseen attackers to steal such information for their own benefits. Thus, this paper proposes a mobile cloud-based privacy-preserving data collection approach that allows end-users to provide a response based on information, which related to their personal life information in a privacy-preserving manner. In addition, this approach guarantees user's information to be stored securely so as to prevent the data from being tempered easily. This approach uses a Homomorphic Cryptosystem protect the data. Such a cryptosystem allows data processing on the collected data to without decrypting. Such a technique is good to protect the privacy of the data owner. Finally, the result of the proposed scheme is evaluated thoroughly to compare the efficiency with the state-of-art scheme. The result illustrates the proposed scheme provides increased delay efficiency up to 170% compare to other method. Such increment has confirmed that the proposed approach is more suited to operate data collection approach in a mobile cloud computing.

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Oh, E. N., Baharon, M. R., Yassin, S. M. W. M. S. M. M., Idris, A., & Macdermott, A. (2022). Preserving Data Privacy in Mobile Cloud Computing using Enhanced Homomorphic Encryption Scheme. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 2319). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2319/1/012024

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