Towards Achieving Keyword Search over Dynamic Encrypted Cloud Data with Symmetric-Key Based Verification

Authors

  • R. Sai Venkata Siva Kumar
  • Anitha Shri
  • SP. Chokkalingam

Abstract

Irrefutable Searchable Symmetric Encryption, as a significant cloud security method, enables clients to recover the encoded information from the cloud through catchphrases and check the legitimacy of the returned outcomes. Dynamic update for cloud information is one of the most well-known and principal prerequisites for information proprietors in such plans. As far as we could possibly know, the existing irrefutable SSE plans supporting information dynamic update are altogether founded on hilter kilter key cryptography confirmation, which includes tedious activities. The overhead of check may turn into a huge weight because of the sheer measure of cloud information. Along these lines, how to accomplish catchphrase search over dynamic scrambled cloud information with productive confirmation is a basic unsolved issue. To address this issue, we investigate accomplishing catchphrase search over unique scrambled cloud information with symmetric-key based confirmation and propose a down to earth plot in this paper. So as to help the productive check of dynamic information, we structure a novel Accumulative Authentication Tag in view of the symmetric-key cryptography to create a validation tag for every catchphrase. Profiting by the aggregation property of our structured AAT, the validation tag can be helpfully refreshed when dynamic tasks on cloud information happen. So as to accomplish productive information update, we plan another safe record made by a pursuit table ST based on the symmetrical rundown and a check list VL containing AAT. Attributable to the availability and the adaptability of ST, the update proficiency can be altogether improved. The security investigation what's more, the presentation assessment results show that the proposed plot is secure and productive.

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Published

2019-12-26

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