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2022-11-18
Banasode, Praveen, Padmannavar, Sunita.  2021.  Evaluation of Performance for Big Data Security Using Advanced Cryptography Policy. 2021 International Conference on Forensics, Analytics, Big Data, Security (FABS). 1:1—5.
The revolution caused by the advanced analysis features of Internet of Things and big data have made a big turnaround in the digital world. Data analysis is not only limited to collect useful data but also useful in analyzing information quickly. Therefore, most of the variants of the shared system based on the parallel structural model are explored simultaneously as the appropriate big data storage library stimulates researchers’ interest in the distributed system. Due to the emerging digital technologies, different groups such as healthcare facilities, financial institutions, e-commerce, food service and supply chain management generate a surprising amount of information. Although the process of statistical analysis is essential, it can cause significant security and privacy issues. Therefore, the analysis of data privacy protection is very important. Using the platform, technology should focus on providing Advanced Cryptography Policy (ACP). This research explores different security risks, evolutionary mechanisms and risks of privacy protection. It further recommends the post-statistical modern privacy protection act to manage data privacy protection in binary format, because it is kept confidential by the user. The user authentication program has already filed access restrictions. To maintain this purpose, everyone’s attitude is to achieve a changing identity. This article is designed to protect the privacy of users and propose a new system of restoration of controls.
2022-09-20
Bentahar, Atef, Meraoumia, Abdallah, Bendjenna, Hakim, Chitroub, Salim, Zeroual, Abdelhakim.  2021.  Eigen-Fingerprints-Based Remote Authentication Cryptosystem. 2021 International Conference on Recent Advances in Mathematics and Informatics (ICRAMI). :1—6.
Nowadays, biometric is a most technique to authenticate /identify human been, because its resistance against theft, loss or forgetfulness. However, biometric is subject to different transmission attacks. Today, the protection of the sensitive biometric information is a big challenge, especially in current wireless networks such as internet of things where the transmitted data is easy to sniffer. For that, this paper proposes an Eigens-Fingerprint-based biometric cryptosystem, where the biometric feature vectors are extracted by the Principal Component Analysis technique with an appropriate quantification. The key-binding principle incorporated with bit-wise and byte-wise correcting code is used for encrypting data and sharing key. Several recognition rates and computation time are used to evaluate the proposed system. The findings show that the proposed cryptosystem achieves a high security without decreasing the accuracy.
2019-03-22
Mohammedi, M., Omar, M., Aitabdelmalek, W., Mansouri, A., Bouabdallah, A..  2018.  Secure and Lightweight Biometric-Based Remote Patient Authentication Scheme for Home Healthcare Systems. 2018 International Symposium on Programming and Systems (ISPS). :1-6.

Recently, the home healthcare system has emerged as one of the most useful technology for e-healthcare. Contrary to classical recording methods of patient's medical data, which are, based on paper documents, nowadays all this sensitive data can be managed and forwarded through digital systems. These make possible for both patients and healthcare workers to access medical data or receive remote medical treatment using wireless interfaces whenever and wherever. However, simplifying access to these sensitive and private data can directly put patient's health and life in danger. In this paper, we propose a secure and lightweight biometric-based remote patient authentication scheme using elliptic curve encryption through which two mobile healthcare system communication parties could authenticate each other in public mobile healthcare environments. The security and performance analysis demonstrate that our proposal achieves better security than other concurrent schemes, with lower storage, communication and computation costs.