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    An Effective Mechanism of Access Control With The Ability of Attribute Update and Outsourcing For Cloud Computing

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    This document proposes an access control scheme for fog computing that supports outsourcing of encryption and decryption operations to fog nodes. It introduces ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption (CP-ABE) which allows data owners to define access policies for data sharing. The proposed scheme outsources heavy computation to fog nodes so encryption and decryption costs are constant for data owners and users. It also efficiently handles attribute updates by only updating ciphertexts associated with the updated attribute. The scheme is analyzed to be secure under decisional bilinear Diffie-Hellman assumption.

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    This document proposes an access control scheme for fog computing that supports outsourcing of encryption and decryption operations to fog nodes. It introduces ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption (CP-ABE) which allows data owners to define access policies for data sharing. The proposed scheme outsources heavy computation to fog nodes so encryption and decryption costs are constant for data owners and users. It also efficiently handles attribute updates by only updating ciphertexts associated with the updated attribute. The scheme is analyzed to be secure under decisional bilinear Diffie-Hellman assumption.

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    This document proposes an access control scheme for fog computing that supports outsourcing of encryption and decryption operations to fog nodes. It introduces ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption (CP-ABE) which allows data owners to define access policies for data sharing. The proposed scheme outsources heavy computation to fog nodes so encryption and decryption costs are constant for data owners and users. It also efficiently handles attribute updates by only updating ciphertexts associated with the updated attribute. The scheme is analyzed to be secure under decisional bilinear Diffie-Hellman assumption.

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    AN EFFECTIVE MECHANISM OF

    ACCESS CONTROL WITH THE ABILITY


    OF ATTRIBUTE UPDATE AND
    OUTSOURCING FOR CLOUD
    COMPUTING.
    Abstract
    • Fog computing as an extension of cloud computing provides computation, storage and application services

    to end users.

    • Ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption (CP-ABE) is a well-known cryptographic technology for

    guaranteeing data confidentiality and fine-grained data access control. It enables data owners to define

    flexible access policy for data sharing.

    • However, in CP-ABE systems, the problems of the time required to encrypt, decrypt and attribute update are

    long-standing unsolved in the literature. In this paper, we propose the first access control (CP-ABE) scheme

    supporting outsourcing capability and attribute update for fog computing.

    • Specifically, the heavy computation operations of encryption and decryption are outsourced to fog nodes,

    thus the computation operations for data owners to encrypt and users to decrypt are irrelevant to the number

    of attributes in the access structure and secret keys, respectively.

    • The cost brought by attribute update is efficient in the sense that we only concentrate on the update of the

    ciphertext associated with the corresponding updated attribute. The security analysis shows that the

    proposed scheme is secure under the decisional bilinear Diffie–Hellman assumption. The proposed scheme

    is efficient, and the time of encryption for data owners and decryption for users are small and constant.
    Existing System

    • Existing System
    • Match in My Way: Fine-Grained Bilateral Access Control for
    Secure Cloud-Fog Computing
    • Drawbacks
    • Revocability and traceability is not considered whereas the
    efficiency MABE system with some practical properties has to
    be considered.
    Proposed System

    • Proposed System

    • An effective mechanism of access control with the ability of attribute update and
    outsourcing for cloud computing. In this approach an effective security mechanism is
    introduced to meet the security challenges.

    • Advantage

    • An efficient access control scheme with outsourcing capability and attribute update for
    fog computing is proposed, where the outsourcing method is presented to eliminate
    the computational overhead of encryption and decryption with the help of fog nodes,
    and the updating method is presented to address the attribute update problem
    Modules

    • Modules
    • System Initialization
    • Secret key Generation
    • File Encryption
    • File Decryption
    • Updation
    • Proofing the security
    •  
    Hardware Requirements:

     
    System : Pentium IV 2.4 GHz.
    Hard Disk : 40 GB.
    Floppy Drive : 1.44 Mb.
    Monitor : 15 VGA Colour.
    Mouse : Logitech.
    Ram : 256 Mb.
     
      
    Software Requirements:
     

     
    Operating system :- Windows XP Professional

    Front End :JAVA, Swing(JFC),RMIJ2ME


     
    Back End : MY SQL

    Tool :NETBEANS
    CONCLUSION

    • In this project, we developed problems of data sharing in cloud-fog computing and produced a secure

    cloud-fog-device data sharing system with fine-grained bilateral access control.

    • The system model and the threat model were presented for our proposed system.

    • To provide secure data sharing, we introduced a matchmaking attribute-based encryption with a formal

    definition, and security models, which supports the receiver identifying ciphertexts from undesirable senders

    without costly data decryption.

    • Moreover, the workload of senders verification can be outsourced to the fog nodes. We believe that our

    proposed matchmaking attribute-based encryption finds many applications for providing data privacy and

    ciphertext identification simultaneously.

    • The future work could be investigating a more efficiency MABE system with some practical properties (e.g.,

    revocability, traceability, etc.).


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