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Implementation on Health Care Database Mining in Outsourced Database"

Monali Gainkar 1, Prof. Sonali Bodkhe 2

1
Departement of computer science and engg,
G.H. Raisoni Academy of engg. & technology, Nagpur
[email protected]
2
Departement of computer science and engg,
G.H. Raisoni Academy of engg. & technology, Nagpur
[email protected]

Abstract: Due to the EMR (Electronic Medical Record) management systems from confined sites to the commercial
system there will be a rapid growth in health data collection. public cloud for great elasticity and financial savings. For the
As we have already discuss in previous review paper the contemplation of users' privacy, susceptible data have to be
different work of the health care data record for maintaining encrypted before outsourcing, which makes valuable data
the privacy and security of health care most private data. Now utilization a very tough task. In this domain, cloud computing
in this paper we are going to implement sheltered and secretive is an effective solution for healthcare companies to handle
data management structure that addresses both the sheltered huge amounts of medical records. However, healthcare
and secretive issues in the management or organization of organizations face two technical challenges. First, data
medical data in outsourced databases. The proposed outsourcing exposes sensitive healthcare data to un-trusted
framework will assure the security of data by using cloud service providers. Unauthorized access to sensitive
semantically secure encryption schemes to keep data encrypted medical records can have a significant negative impact on
in outsourced databases. The framework also provides a healthcare services. To ensure the confidentiality of the
differentially-private query or uncertainty interface that can medical data stored on the cloud, we should depend on
support a number of SQL queries and complicated data mining semantically-secure encryption schemes. Using semantically-
responsibilities. We are using a multiparty algorithm for this secure encryption schemes, it must be infeasible for a
purpose. So that all the purpose is to make a secure and private computationally-bounded adversary to derive significant
management system for medical data or record storage and information about a message when given only the cipher-text
accesses. and the corresponding public key. In this regard, the challenge
is how to ensure data confidentiality while allowing query
Keyword: Outsourced database, data mining, multi-party execution over encrypted data.
algorithm, data encryption. Second, driven by mutual benefits and regulations,
there is a demand for healthcare organizations to share patient
data with various parties for making inquiries purposes.
I. INTRODUCTION Healthcare organization may allow data analysts (e.g.,
Healthcare industries store a enormous amount of perceptive researchers) to execute aggregate queries and perform some
personal data, such as patient names, dates of birth, and data analysis tasks (e.g., classification analysis) on the
personal medical records. Since healthcare data doubling every database. In this regard, the challenge is how to support
year, organizations need to provide in both hardware and aggregate queries or complex data mining tasks on encrypted
software to store and manage large amount of data. Database data while preventing inference attacks.
outsourcing has gained significance in the past few years due There have been a lot of research suggestions that
to the appearance of the cloud computing. In Database-as-a- independently address these two challenges. Most of the
Service (DaaS), which is a sort of cloud computing services, previous suggestions on secure outsourced databases suggest
the database administrator outsources both databases and encrypting the data before moving it to the cloud. While
querying services to a cloud server and clients issue queries encryption can provide data secrecy, it is of little use in
over the database to the cloud server. In this context, privacy deterring inference attacks. Similarly, there is a widespread
is a most important test and it is necessary to satisfy main literature on private data analysis. However, all these
privacy requirements of database owners and clients. In the proposals require access to unencrypted data to generate
budding cloud computing archetype, data owners become privacy-preserving answers and therefore do not satisfy the
progressively more aggravated to outsource their complex data data confidentiality requirement. This reality demands a new

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privacy-enhancing technology that can simultaneously provide Shares (NetDB2-MS). R. Mishra, D. P. Mishra [7] principally
data confidentiality against an un-trusted database server, and highlights some foremost security issues obtainable in current
prevent inference attacks from data analysts. We are proposing cloud computing surroundings. They aims at concurrently
a general framework for secure and private data management achieving data secrecy while still keeping the balancing
in order to support effective data mining. The contributions of relations intact in the cloud. His proposed system facilitates
the approach are summarized as follows: the data owner to assign most of computation intensive tasks
Based on real-life healthcare scenarios, we will first identify a to cloud servers without reveal data stuffing or user access
new problem of secure and private data management of right information.
outsourced databases for data mining purposes
III. PROPOSED METHOD
We adopt a new privacy-enhancing protocol that can From the above helpful and most accurate discursion on
provide data confidentiality against an un-trusted cloud previous work done by a great people about outsourcing the
server by using semantically-secure encryption schemes. data in encrypted form in cloud for some most important
We then extend the protocol to support aggregate queries benefits and studying and grabbing idea related to database
or complex data mining tasks on encrypted data while
query processing help to build our system.
preventing inference attacks.

Taking decision tree learning as an example, we will show Our Aim is to propose a sheltered and confidential data
that it is possible to compute a classifier on the encrypted management structure that addresses. The proposed framework
data. The computed classifier provides differential privacy makes certain the security of data by using semantically-secure
guarantee to prevent an inference attack. encryption system to keep data encrypted in outsourced
databases. In this scenario the data in the form of datasets are
stored in database act as a container and datasets are health
II. LITERATURE REVIEW care data which is very sensitive data that the data owner or
organization of data doesnt want to reveal to next un-
By reviewing the previous work done by many people we are
authorized party while outsourcing data in the cloud.
just taking into account there most precious work. One, in
which the data owner and the data miner are two different The framework also provides a differentially-private query
entities, and another, in which the data is distributed among interface that can maintain a number of SQL queries and
several parties who aim to jointly perform data mining on the difficult data mining tasks. In this scenario client can query to
unified corpus of data that they hold. the server and apart from all this server can copied only the
information or sensitive data to client only as per query held
F. McSherry [1] has developed Data records that are protected
by him not more than that information is provided by the
from the data miner without enlightening original or secrete
server. Because the data is very sensitive and this data kept in
record information or data. Lindell and Pinkas [2] has the goal
protection of the server side.
is to perform data mining while protecting the data records of
each of the data owners from the other data owners and The Framework will address both the security and privacy
showed how to securely build an ID3 decision tree when the issues in the management of medical data in outsourced
training set is distributed horizontally. S. Barouti, D. Alhadidi database. In the face of many benefits, data collected works
and M. Debbabi [3] has presents protocols for executing and allotment have become a big concern as it intimidate
keyword search and combined SQL queries that maintain the individual privacy. Our Idea is to propose a secure and private
confidentiality of both the client and the database owner. N. data management framework that addresses both the security
Cao, Z. Yang, C. Wang, K. Ren and W. Lou [4] for the first and privacy issues in the management of medical data in
time ever, define and solve the dilemma of privacy-preserving outsourced database. The proposed framework ensures the
query over encrypted graph-structured data in cloud computing security of data by using semantically-secure encryption
(PPGQ), and establish a set of authoritarian privacy necessities schemes to keep data encrypted in outsourced databases. The
for such a secure cloud data deployment system to become a framework also provides a differentially-private query
reality. F. Chen and A. X. Liu [5] has reflect on a two-tiered interface that can support a number of SQL queries and
sensor network structural design in which cargo space nodes complex data mining tasks.
gather data from in close proximity sensors and answer queries
from the descend of the network. M. A. ALzain and E. For Private access of Outsource data we are proposing a
Pardede [6] have suggested the design of a new reproduction protocol which is based on two secure multi-party Algorithm:
suitable for NetDB2 architecture, known as NetDB2 Multi-

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One for computing the union (or intersection) of private Step3:

subsets that each of the interacting players hold: A send to B the following list: P, z1 , z2 , . zi ,
In this we have a dataset of health care and we perform (zi+1+1), (zi+2+1), , (zN+1).
classification our datasets by making union of datasets or Bob compares the jth entry of this list (excluding
interaction of data sets and as a result of it the dataset we the prime p) with x mod p.
get is a common datasets and un-common datasets which If x mod p is = jth entry of the list implies i j.\
is hold by a party or user which gone access this
database. IV. EXPERIMENTAL RESULT

Another is a protocol that tests the inclusion of an element There will be a three important person in this project oh health
held by one player in a subset held by another: care data mining in outsources database.
After first step we are applying inclusion algorithm that
1. Client
can make a between the datasets held by one party with
2. Owner
other one.
3. Server
Secure Multi-party algorithm: OWNER Login:
A set of parties with private inputs wish to compute
some joint function of their inputs.
Parties wish to preserve some security properties.
E.g., privacy and correctness.
Security must be preserved in the face of adversarial
behaviour by some of the participants, or by an
external party.

Algorithm:
Range of the inputs known: (0, N)
Recap:
A : public key e, private key d
B : can access e, but not d
And When client registered his data and submit it the data
Decd(Ence (x)) = x owner get all the client data as we can see in the screen.
Decd (Ence (x)+y) = random looking thing
(for someone who knows x,y,e but not d)

Step 1:
A has i and B has j
B generates a random x (of m bits)
C = Ence (x)
u =C- (j-1)
Send u to A.

Step 2:
A computes: for (t= 1 to N)
ym = Decd (u+t)
Takes a prime p (of size about m) and Then data owner have to enter data for each and every
computes client.
zi = yi mod p for i = 1 to N
p chosen such that |zm zn | 2 for any m,n in [1
to N]
SERVER Login:

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Computation Result for data owner:

When server have logged in into system he get all the

Computation Result for DNA entries:
data entered by data owner by registered client in
encrypted form.

Computation Result for data Verification:

And encrypted data of each client DNA key is get by

ID to verify each client data for security purpose. The
entire association rule mining task is done by server
side.

And there will be three type of computation result will

shown for data owner, DNA entries, data verify in
graphical format at the end.

V. CONCLUSIONS
Our main goal is to make a system which provides a
security and privacy preserving task in outsource
database. An making query to database server and only
that much information is provided to user. The proposed
framework will ensures the security of data by using
semantically-secure encryption schemes to keep data
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