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2023-06-16
Zhu, Rongzhen, Wang, Yuchen, Bai, Pengpeng, Liang, Zhiming, Wu, Weiguo, Tang, Lei.  2022.  CPSD: A data security deletion algorithm based on copyback command. 2022 IEEE International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Applications (ICAICA). :1036—1041.
Data secure deletion operation in storage media is an important function of data security management. The internal physical properties of SSDs are different from hard disks, and data secure deletion of disks can not apply to SSDs directly. Copyback operation is used to improve the data migration performance of SSDs but is rarely used due to error accumulation issue. We propose a data securely deletion algorithm based on copyback operation, which improves the efficiency of data secure deletion without affecting the reliability of data. First, this paper proves that the data secure delete operation takes a long time on the channel bus, increasing the I/O overhead, and reducing the performance of the SSDs. Secondly, this paper designs an efficient data deletion algorithm, which can process read requests quickly. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can reduce the response time of read requests by 21% and the response time of delete requests by 18.7% over the existing algorithm.
2023-04-14
AlShalaan, Manal, AlSubaie, Reem, Ara, Anees.  2022.  Secure Storage System Using Cryptographic Techniques. 2022 Fifth International Conference of Women in Data Science at Prince Sultan University (WiDS PSU). :138–142.
In the era of Internet usage growth, storage services are widely used where users' can store their data, while hackers techniques pose massive threats to users' data security. The proposed system introduces multiple layers of security where data confidentiality, integrity and availability are achieved using honey encryption, hashed random passwords as well as detecting intruders and preventing them. The used techniques can ensure security against brute force and denial of service attacks. Our proposed methodology proofs the efficiency for storing and retrieving data using honey words and password hashing with less execution time and more security features achieved compared with other systems. Other systems depend on user password leading to easily predict it, we avoid this approach by making the password given to the user is randomly generated which make it unpredictable and hard to break. Moreover, we created a simple user interface to interact with users to take their inputs and store them along with the given password in true database, if an adversary detected, he will be processed as a normal user but with fake information taken from another database called false database, after that, the admin will be notified about this illegitimate access by providing the IP address. This approach will make the admin have continuous detection and ensure availability and confidentiality. Our execution time is efficient as the encryption process takes 244 ms and decryption 229 ms.
2020-10-06
Gupta, Priyanka, Garg, Gagan.  2019.  Handling concurrent requests in a secret sharing based storage system using Petri Nets. 2019 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Networks and Telecommunications Systems (ANTS). :1—6.

Data can be stored securely in various storage servers. But in the case of a server failure, or data theft from a certain number of servers, the remaining data becomes inadequate for use. Data is stored securely using secret sharing schemes, so that data can be reconstructed even if some of the servers fail. But not much work has been carried out in the direction of updation of this data. This leads to the problem of updation when two or more concurrent requests arrive and thus, it results in inconsistency. Our work proposes a novel method to store data securely with concurrent update requests using Petri Nets, under the assumption that the number of nodes is very large and the requests for updates are very frequent.

2019-12-16
Karve, Shreya, Nagmal, Arati, Papalkar, Sahil, Deshpande, S. A..  2018.  Context Sensitive Conversational Agent Using DNN. 2018 Second International Conference on Electronics, Communication and Aerospace Technology (ICECA). :475–478.
We investigate a method of building a closed domain intelligent conversational agent using deep neural networks. A conversational agent is a dialog system intended to converse with a human, with a coherent structure. Our conversational agent uses a retrieval based model that identifies the intent of the input user query and maps it to a knowledge base to return appropriate results. Human conversations are based on context, but existing conversational agents are context insensitive. To overcome this limitation, our system uses a simple stack based context identification and storage system. The conversational agent generates responses according to the current context of conversation. allowing more human-like conversations.