enhancing privacy and security in cloud-based personal health record sharing through sesphr methodology
Babisha S,Harini M,Ramya D
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Networking,Wireless and Mobile Communications
ISSN: 2320-7248 Impact Factor:1.8 Volume:5 Issue:3 Year: 21 April,2025 Pages:268-272
Abstract
The broad acknowledgment cloud-based administrations in the medicinal services area has brought about financially savvy and helpful trade of Personal Health Records (PHRs) among a few taking an interest elements of the e-Health frameworks. By the by, putting away the secret wellbeing data to cloud servers is helpless to disclosure or robbery and requires the improvement of philosophies that guarantee the protection of the PHRs. Along these lines, we propose a system called SeSPHR for secure sharing of the PHRs in the cloud. The SeSPHR plot guarantees understanding driven control on the PHRs and jam the secrecy of the PHRs. The patients store the scrambled PHRs on the un-confided in cloud servers and specifically concede access to various sorts of clients on various bits of the PHRs. A semi-confided in intermediary called Setup and Re-encryption Server (SRS) is acquainted with set up people in general/private key combines and to create the re-encryption keys. Besides, the technique is secure against insider dangers and furthermore implements a forward and in reverse access control. Besides, we formally dissect and confirm the working of SeSPHR philosophy through the High-Level Petri Nets (HLPN).
Kewords
Cloud Computing, Personal Health Records (PHRs), Privacy, Security, SeSPHR, Encryption, Access Control, Re-encryption, Insider Threats, e-Health Systems, HLPN.
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