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2023-03-17
Chakraborty, Partha Sarathi, Kumar, Puspesh, Chandrawanshi, Mangesh Shivaji, Tripathy, Somanath.  2022.  BASDB: Blockchain assisted Secure Outsourced Database Search. 2022 IEEE International Conference on Blockchain and Distributed Systems Security (ICBDS). :1–6.
The outsourcing of databases is very popular among IT companies and industries. It acts as a solution for businesses to ensure availability of the data for their users. The solution of outsourcing the database is to encrypt the data in a form where the database service provider can perform relational operations over the encrypted database. At the same time, the associated security risk of data leakage prevents many potential industries from deploying it. In this paper, we present a secure outsourcing database search scheme (BASDB) with the use of a smart contract for search operation over index of encrypted database and storing encrypted relational database in the cloud. Our proposed scheme BASDB is a simple and practical solution for effective search on encrypted relations and is well resistant to information leakage against attacks like search and access pattern leakage.
2020-01-27
Cayabyab, Gerald T., Sison, Ariel M., Hernandez, Alexander A..  2019.  GISKOP: A Modified Key Scheduling Operation of International Data Encryption Algorithm Using Serpent Key Scheduling. Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Computing and Big Data. :53–57.
Cryptography is a method of storing and transmitting data in a particular form. Only those for whom it is intended can read, use it, and return it back to the original data by using various techniques. The International Data Encryption Algorithm "IDEA" is a block cipher that works with 64-bit plaintext block and ciphertext blocks and it has a 128-bit input key. This paper describe the designing and implementation of a modified key schedule operation of IDEA called GISKOP. It uses the same number of rounds and output transformation that operates using 128 bit user input plaintext and a modified way of key scheduling operation of 256 bit keys. The modified algorithm uses Serpent key scheduling operation to derive the different sub keys to be used in each rounds. The algorithm was implemented to provide better security on user's password within the Document Management System to protect user's data within the cloud database. It has gone through initial testing and evaluations with very encouraging results.
2017-02-23
V. Waghmare, K. Gojre, A. Watpade.  2015.  "Approach to Enhancing Concurrent and Self-Reliant Access to Cloud Database: A Review". 2015 International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Communication Networks (CICN). :777-781.

Now a day's cloud computing is power station to run multiple businesses. It is cumulating more and more users every day. Database-as-a-service is service model provided by cloud computing to store, manage and process data on a cloud platform. Database-as-a-service has key characteristics such as availability, scalability, elasticity. A customer does not have to worry about database installation and management. As a replacement, the cloud database service provider takes responsibility for installing and maintaining the database. The real problem occurs when it comes to storing confidential or private information in the cloud database, we cannot rely on the cloud data vendor. A curious cloud database vendor may capture and leak the secret information. For that purpose, Protected Database-as-a-service is a novel solution to this problem that provides provable and pragmatic privacy in the face of a compromised cloud database service provider. Protected Database-as-a-service defines various encryption schemes to choose encryption algorithm and encryption key to encrypt and decrypt data. It also provides "Master key" to users, so that a metadata storage table can be decrypted only by using the master key of the users. As a result, a cloud service vendor never gets access to decrypted data, and even if all servers are jeopardized, in such inauspicious circumstances a cloud service vendor will not be able to decrypt the data. Proposed Protected Database-as-a-service system allows multiple geographically distributed clients to execute concurrent and independent operation on encrypted data and also conserve data confidentiality and consistency at cloud level, to eradicate any intermediate server between the client and the cloud database.