Secure Encrypted Data with Authorized Deduplication in Cloud

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Abstract

In this paper, we propose a novel secure role re-encryption system (SRRS), which is based on convergent encryption and the role re-encryption algorithm to prevent the privacy data leakage in cloud and it also achieves the authorized deduplication and satisfies the dynamic privilege updating and revoking. Meanwhile, our system supports ownership checking and achieves the proof of ownership for the authorized users efficiently. Specifically, we introduce a management center to handle with the authorized request and establish a role authorized tree (RAT) mapping the relationship of the roles and keys. With the convergent encryption algorithm and the role re-encryption technique, it can be guaranteed that only the authorized user who has the corresponding role re-encryption key can access the specific file without any data leakage. Through role re-encryption key updating and revoking, our system achieves the dynamic updating of the authorized user's privilege. Furthermore, we exploit the dynamic count filters (DCF) to implement the data updating and improve the retrieval of ownership verifying effectively. We conduct the security analysis and the simulation experiment to demonstrate the security and efficiency of our proposed system.

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Xiong, J., Zhang, Y., Tang, S., Liu, X., & Yao, Z. (2019). Secure Encrypted Data with Authorized Deduplication in Cloud. IEEE Access, 7, 75090–75104. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2920998

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