A biometric based authentication and encryption Framework for Sensor Health Data in Cloud

S. Sharma, V. Balasubramanian
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Abstract

Use of remote healthcare monitoring application (HMA) can not only enable healthcare seeker to live a normal life while receiving treatment but also prevent critical healthcare situation through early intervention. For this to happen, the HMA have to provide continuous monitoring through sensors attached to the patient's body or in close proximity to the patient. Owing to elasticity nature of the cloud, recently, the implementation of HMA in cloud is of intense research. Although, cloud-based implementation provides scalability for implementation, the health data of patient is super-sensitive and requires high level of privacy and security for cloud-based shared storage. In addition, protection of real-time arrival of large volume of sensor data from continuous monitoring of patient poses bigger challenge. In this work, we propose a self-protective security framework for our cloud-based HMA. Our framework enable the sensor data in the cloud from (1) unauthorized access and (2) self-protect the data in case of breached access using biometrics. The framework is detailed in the paper using mathematical formulation and algorithms.
基于生物特征的云传感器健康数据认证与加密框架
使用远程医疗监控应用程序(HMA)不仅可以使求诊者在接受治疗的同时过上正常的生活,而且可以通过早期干预防止出现严重的医疗状况。为了实现这一点,HMA必须通过连接在患者身上或靠近患者的传感器提供持续监测。由于云的弹性特性,HMA在云中的实现成为近年来研究的热点。尽管基于云的实现为实现提供了可扩展性,但患者的健康数据非常敏感,需要基于云的共享存储的高度隐私和安全性。此外,保护大量传感器数据的实时到达对患者的持续监测提出了更大的挑战。在这项工作中,我们为基于云的HMA提出了一个自我保护的安全框架。我们的框架使云中的传感器数据免受(1)未经授权的访问和(2)在使用生物识别技术进行违规访问时对数据进行自我保护。本文使用数学公式和算法详细介绍了该框架。
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