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Enforcing Database Security On Cloud Using A Trusted Third Party Based Model, Victor Fuentes Tello
Enforcing Database Security On Cloud Using A Trusted Third Party Based Model, Victor Fuentes Tello
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Cloud computing offers a considerable number of advantages to clients and organizations that use several capabilities to store sensitive data, interact with applications, or use technology infrastructure to perform daily activities. The development of new models in cloud computing brings with it a series of elements that must be considered by companies, particularly when the sensitive data needs to be protected. There are some concerns related to security that need to be taken into consideration when a service provider manage and store the data in a location outside the company. In this research, a model that uses a trusted third …
Designing Secure Access Control Model In Cyber Social Networks, Katanosh Morovat
Designing Secure Access Control Model In Cyber Social Networks, Katanosh Morovat
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Nowadays, information security in online communication has become an indisputable topic. People prefer pursuing their connection and public relations due to the greater flexibility and affordability of online communication. Recently, organizations have established online networking sites concerned with sharing assets among their employees. As more people engage in social network, requirements for protecting information and resources becomes vital. Over the years, many access control methods have been proposed. Although these methods cover various information security aspects, they have not provided an appropriate approach for securing information within distributed online networking sites. Moreover, none of the previous research provides an access …
Dpweka: Achieving Differential Privacy In Weka, Srinidhi Katla
Dpweka: Achieving Differential Privacy In Weka, Srinidhi Katla
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Organizations belonging to the government, commercial, and non-profit industries collect and store large amounts of sensitive data, which include medical, financial, and personal information. They use data mining methods to formulate business strategies that yield high long-term and short-term financial benefits. While analyzing such data, the private information of the individuals present in the data must be protected for moral and legal reasons. Current practices such as redacting sensitive attributes, releasing only the aggregate values, and query auditing do not provide sufficient protection against an adversary armed with auxiliary information. In the presence of additional background information, the privacy protection …