Email this article Efficient Database Outsource to Twin Cloud With Security and Privacy
Abstract
Database is held and treated in cloud server, which is outside the control of data owners. For the numerical range query those arrangements cannot deliver adequate confidentiality defense in contradiction of practical challenges, e.g., confidentiality leakage of statistical properties, access design. Also, augmented number of queries will unavoidably leak more info to the cloud server. In this paper, we propose two-cloud building for secure database, with a series of connection protocols that deliver privacy preservation to numerous numeric-related range queries. Safety analysis demonstrates that confidentiality of arithmetical information is muscularly protected against cloud providers in our planned scheme.
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