a secured health records with anonynmous access detection with cloud transfer using block chain
Balaji M ,Vijay B,Kartheesan B S,Kamal R,Kamal N
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology
ISSN: 2321-3337 Impact Factor:1.521 Volume:6 Issue:3 Year: 24 April,2023 Pages:1737-1740
Abstract
In the existing system, hospital; details are maintained as a hardcopy like report. In most of hospital records are maintained as a hard copy due to huge volume and complexity, it is difficult to manage those data sets using traditional software and hardware. in this paper we propose an efficient storage system for patient information. Through this system we providing a security system for patient and hospital details. To secure the record we are implementing an efficient system by crypto stegano system. Patient details are stored in cloud for memory management and it will easy way access the data. We are providing permission key to access the patient details. No one can access the information without the knowledge of doctor. So, through this a security level is increased by storing data using crypto steganography.
Kewords
Private key, public key, steganography and encrypting the data storage
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