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Big Data Privacy Using Fully Homomorphic Non-Deterministic Encryption
Tejashree B. Patil, Girish Kumar Patnaik, Ashish T. Bhole
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Big data is a large amount of digital information. Now days, data security is a challenging issue that touches several areas along with computers and communication. The security of data which stored online has become a main concern. Several attackers play with confidentiality of the user. Cryptography is a approach that provide data security to the user. Despite of huge efforts to protect sensitive data, hackers typically manage to steal it. Computing with encrypted data is strategies for safeguarding confidential data. The partial homomorphic encryption is specialized for only one operation on the encrypted data. For example the Pailliers encryption scheme performs only one mathematical operation on encrypted numerical data and is successful to compute the sum of encrypted values. The Pailliers encryption scheme is unable to do multiple mathematical operations on encrypted numerical data. The proposed encryption algorithm computes more than one mathematical operation on encrypted numerical data thereby further protecting the encrypted sensitive information.
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Patil, T. B., Patnaik, G. K., & Bhole, A. T. (2017). Big Data Privacy Using Fully Homomorphic Non-Deterministic Encryption. https://doi.org/10.1109/iacc.2017.0041
Patil, Tejashree B., et al. “Big Data Privacy Using Fully Homomorphic Non-Deterministic Encryption.” 2017, pp. 138–43, https://doi.org/10.1109/iacc.2017.0041.
Patil, Tejashree B., Girish Kumar Patnaik, and Ashish T. Bhole. 2017. “Big Data Privacy Using Fully Homomorphic Non-Deterministic Encryption.” https://doi.org/10.1109/iacc.2017.0041.
Patil, T.B., Patnaik, G.K. and Bhole, A.T. (2017) ‘Big Data Privacy Using Fully Homomorphic Non-Deterministic Encryption’. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1109/iacc.2017.0041.
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