Medi-Block Record Secure Data Sharing in Healthcare System:Issues,Solutions and Challenges

With the advancements in the era of artificial intelligence,blockchain,cloud computing,and big data,there is a need for secure,decentralized medical record storage and retrieval systems.While cloud storage solves storage issues,it is challenging to realize secure sharing of records over the network.Medi-block record in the healthcare system has brought a new digitalization method for patients’medical records.This centralized technology provides a symmetrical process between the hospital and doctors when patients urgently need to go to a different or nearby hospital.It enables electronic medical records to be available with the correct authentication and restricts access to medical data retrieval.Medi-block record is the consumer-centered healthcare data system that brings reliable and transparent datasets for the medical record.This study presents an extensive review of proposed solutions aiming to protect the privacy and integrity of medical data by securing data sharing for Medi-block records.It also aims to propose a comprehensive investigation of the recent advances in different methods of securing data sharing,such as using Blockchain technology,Access Control,Privacy-Preserving,Proxy Re-Encryption,and Service-On-Chain approach.Finally,we highlight the open issues and identify the challenges regarding secure data sharing for Medi-block records in the healthcare systems.

Blockchain data secure sharing protocol based on threshold Paillier algorithm

With the development of Internet technology,secure storage and secure sharing of data have become increasingly important.Traditional data sharing schemes exist a series of problems including lack of security and low efficiency.In this paper,we construct a secure and efficient data sharing scheme based on threshold Paillier algorithm and blockchain technology,which achieves secure data storage and sharing without a third-party institution.Firstly,we propose a(t,l)threshold Paillier blockchain data sharing scheme,which effectively prevents decryption failures caused by the loss of a single node’s private key.Secondly,we propose a combined on-chain and off-chain data storage scheme,we store the ciphertext on the cloud server and the ciphertext hash value on the blockchain,which not only ensures the integrity of the data but also solves the storage limitation problem on the blockchain.Finally,we use the simulation paradigm to prove the security of the scheme in the semi-honest model.The discussion results of the comparison and the analysis of performance show that the blockchain data security sharing scheme proposed in this paper has lower computational overhead and higher security than other similar schemes.

Building a Trust Model for Secure Data Sharing(TM-SDS)in Edge Computing Using HMAC Techniques

With the rapid growth of Internet of Things(IoT)based models,and the lack amount of data makes cloud computing resources insufficient.Hence,edge computing-based techniques are becoming more popular in present research domains that makes data storage,and processing effective at the network edges.There are several advanced features like parallel processing and data perception are available in edge computing.Still,there are some challenges in providing privacy and data security over networks.To solve the security issues in Edge Computing,Hash-based Message Authentication Code(HMAC)algorithm is used to provide solutions for preserving data from various attacks that happens with the distributed network nature.This paper proposed a Trust Model for Secure Data Sharing(TM-SDS)with HMAC algorithm.Here,data security is ensured with local and global trust levels with the centralized processing of cloud and by conserving resources effectively.Further,the proposed model achieved 84.25%of packet delivery ratio which is better compared to existing models in the resulting phase.The data packets are securely transmitted between entities in the proposed model and results showed that proposed TM-SDS model outperforms the existing models in an efficient manner.

A distributed authentication and authorization scheme for in-network big data sharing

Big data has a strong demand for a network infrastructure with the capability to support data sharing and retrieval efficiently. Information-centric networking （ICN） is an emerging approach to satisfy this demand, where big data is cached ubiquitously in the network and retrieved using data names. However, existing authentication and authorization schemes rely mostly on centralized servers to provide certification and mediation services for data retrieval. This causes considerable traffic overhead for the secure distributed sharing of data. To solve this problem, we employ identity-based cryptography （IBC） to propose a Distributed Authentication and Authorization Scheme （DAAS）, where an identity-based signature （IBS） is used to achieve distributed verifications of the identities of publishers and users. Moreover, Ciphertext-Policy Attribnte-based encryption （CP-ABE） is used to enable the distributed and fine-grained authorization. DAAS consists of three phases： initialization, secure data publication, and secure data retrieval, which seamlessly integrate authentication and authorization with the in- terest/data communication paradigm in ICN. In particular, we propose trustworthy registration and Network Operator and Authority Manifest （NOAM） dissemination to provide initial secure registration and enable efficient authentication for global data retrieval. Meanwhile, Attribute Manifest （AM） distribution coupled with automatic attribute update is proposed to reduce the cost of attribute retrieval. We examine the performance of the proposed DAAS, which shows that it can achieve a lower bandwidth cost than existing schemes.

Secure Sensitive Data Sharing on a Big Data Platform

Users store vast amounts of sensitive data on a big data platform. Sharing sensitive data will help enterprises reduce the cost of providing users with personalized services and provide value-added data services.However, secure data sharing is problematic. This paper proposes a framework for secure sensitive data sharing on a big data platform, including secure data delivery, storage, usage, and destruction on a semi-trusted big data sharing platform. We present a proxy re-encryption algorithm based on heterogeneous ciphertext transformation and a user process protection method based on a virtual machine monitor, which provides support for the realization of system functions. The framework protects the security of users＇ sensitive data effectively and shares these data safely. At the same time, data owners retain complete control of their own data in a sound environment for modern Internet information security.

Efficient and Provably-Secure Certificateless Proxy Re-encryption Scheme for Secure Cloud Data Sharing

In current cloud computing system, large amounts of sensitive data are shared to other cloud users. To keep these data confidentiality, data owners should encrypt their data before outsourcing. We choose proxy reencryption （PRE） as the cloud data encryption technique. In a PRE system, a semi-trusted proxy can transform a ciphertext under one public key into a ciphertext of the same message under another public key, but the proxy cannot gain any information about the message. In this paper, we propose a certificateless PRE （CL-PRE） scheme without pairings. The security of the proposed scheme can be proved to be equivalent to the computational Dire- Hellman （CDH） problem in the random oracle model. Compared with other existing CL-PRE schemes, our scheme requires less computation cost and is significantly more efficient. The new scheme does not need the public key certificates to guarantee validity of public keys and solves the key escrow problem in identity-based public key cryptography.