Privacy-preserving ranked spatial keyword query in mobile cloud-assisted fog computing
With the increasing popularity of GPS-equipped mobile devices in cloud-assisted fog computing scenarios, massive spatio-textual data is generated and outsourced to cloud servers for storage and analysis. Existing privacy-preserving range query or ranked keyword search schemes does not support a unif...
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sg-smu-ink.sis_research-96562024-02-22T03:08:03Z Privacy-preserving ranked spatial keyword query in mobile cloud-assisted fog computing TONG, Qiuyun MIAO, Yinbin LI LIU, Ximeng DENG, Robert H. DENG, Robert H. With the increasing popularity of GPS-equipped mobile devices in cloud-assisted fog computing scenarios, massive spatio-textual data is generated and outsourced to cloud servers for storage and analysis. Existing privacy-preserving range query or ranked keyword search schemes does not support a unified index, and are just applicable for the symmetric environment where all users sharing the same secret key. To solve this issue, we propose a Privacy-preserving Ranked Spatial keyword Query in mobile cloud-assisted Fog computing (PRSQ-F). Specifically, we design a novel comparable product encoding strategy that combines both spatial and textual conditions tightly to retrieve the objects in query range and with the highest textual similarity. Then, we use a new conversion protocol and attribute-based encryption to support privacy-preserving retrieval and malicious user traceability in the asymmetric environment where different query users have different keys. Furthermore, we construct an R-tree-based index to achieve faster-than-linear retrieval. Our formal security analysis shows that data security can be guaranteed. Our empirical experiments using a real-world dataset demonstrate the efficiency and feasibility of PRSQ-F. 2023-06-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/8653 info:doi/10.1109/TMC.2021.3134711 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sis_research/article/9656/viewcontent/PP_RankedSK_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 Mobile cloud-assisted fog computing spatio-textual data privacy-preserving ranked spatial keyword query Information Security |
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With the increasing popularity of GPS-equipped mobile devices in cloud-assisted fog computing scenarios, massive spatio-textual data is generated and outsourced to cloud servers for storage and analysis. Existing privacy-preserving range query or ranked keyword search schemes does not support a unified index, and are just applicable for the symmetric environment where all users sharing the same secret key. To solve this issue, we propose a Privacy-preserving Ranked Spatial keyword Query in mobile cloud-assisted Fog computing (PRSQ-F). Specifically, we design a novel comparable product encoding strategy that combines both spatial and textual conditions tightly to retrieve the objects in query range and with the highest textual similarity. Then, we use a new conversion protocol and attribute-based encryption to support privacy-preserving retrieval and malicious user traceability in the asymmetric environment where different query users have different keys. Furthermore, we construct an R-tree-based index to achieve faster-than-linear retrieval. Our formal security analysis shows that data security can be guaranteed. Our empirical experiments using a real-world dataset demonstrate the efficiency and feasibility of PRSQ-F. |
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