Efficient encrypted data search with expressive queries and flexible update
Outsourcing encrypted data to cloud servers that has become a prevalent trend among Internet users to date. There is a long list of advantages on data outsourcing, such as the reduction cost of local data management. How to securely operate encrypted data (remotely), however, is the top-rank concern...
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sg-smu-ink.sis_research-88312023-10-10T04:26:56Z Efficient encrypted data search with expressive queries and flexible update NING, Jianting CHEN, Jiageng LIANG, Kaitai LIU, Joseph K. SU, Chunhua WU, Qianhong Outsourcing encrypted data to cloud servers that has become a prevalent trend among Internet users to date. There is a long list of advantages on data outsourcing, such as the reduction cost of local data management. How to securely operate encrypted data (remotely), however, is the top-rank concern over data owner. Liang et al. proposed a novel encrypted cloud-based data share and search system without loss of privacy. The system allows users to flexibly search and share encrypted data as well as updating keyword field. However, the search complexity of the system is of extreme inefficiency, O(nd), where d is the total number of system files and n is the size of query formula. This article, for the first time, leverages the "oblivious cross search" technology in public key searchable encryption context to reduce the search complexity to only O(nf(w)), where f(w) is the number of files embedded with the "least frequent keyword" w. The new scheme maintains efficient encrypted data share and keyword field update as well. This article further revisits the security models for payload security, keyword privacy and search token privacy (i.e., search pattern privacy) and meanwhile, presents security and efficiency analysis for the new scheme. 2022-05-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/7828 info:doi/10.1109/TSC.2020.3004988 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sis_research/article/8831/viewcontent/EfficientEncrypted_2022_av.pdf http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Secure data search share flexible query update efficiency Information Security |
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Outsourcing encrypted data to cloud servers that has become a prevalent trend among Internet users to date. There is a long list of advantages on data outsourcing, such as the reduction cost of local data management. How to securely operate encrypted data (remotely), however, is the top-rank concern over data owner. Liang et al. proposed a novel encrypted cloud-based data share and search system without loss of privacy. The system allows users to flexibly search and share encrypted data as well as updating keyword field. However, the search complexity of the system is of extreme inefficiency, O(nd), where d is the total number of system files and n is the size of query formula. This article, for the first time, leverages the "oblivious cross search" technology in public key searchable encryption context to reduce the search complexity to only O(nf(w)), where f(w) is the number of files embedded with the "least frequent keyword" w. The new scheme maintains efficient encrypted data share and keyword field update as well. This article further revisits the security models for payload security, keyword privacy and search token privacy (i.e., search pattern privacy) and meanwhile, presents security and efficiency analysis for the new scheme. |
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