ATTRIBUTE BASED ENCRYPTION FOR SECURE SHARING OF E-HEALTH DATA
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Attribute based encryption for secure sharing of E-health data,,Abstract
In recent years, there has been a tremendous expansion of distributed computing. A
lot of data are sent over the internet and stored on open cloud servers that are located in faraway
locations. These servers cannot be relied on completely by customers, which is particularly
problematic considering that an ever-increasing number of businesses may need to manage
their data with the assistance of cloud servers. However, when the data that are re-appropriated
in the cloud are unstable, the issues of security and assurance end up constricting the overall
game plan for cloud-based frameworks. The purpose of this work is to provide a plan for the
secure sharing of data in order to safeguard the safety of data proprietors and address the
security concerns associated with information sharing. The examinations of both the set upend
plan's security and productivity demonstrate that it is viable and efficient to implement. In the
last part of this article, we will discuss its potential applications in electronic health records.
Many hospitals and other medical facilities have difficulty adopting cloud-based Electronic
Health Record (EHR) systems because of the potential for data breaches and the subsequent
loss of patient information that would arise from such a breach. When it comes to the adoption
of electronic health records in the healthcare business, the most important barrier to entry is the
patient's right to privacy as well as the protection of their information from unauthorized access.
As a result, there is an urgent need for the development of an appropriate system for the
administration of cloud-based EHR Services that are safe, secure, and simple to use. A secure
cloud-based electronic health record storage system is offered in this article as a solution to the
aforementioned issues. According to this system, a patient's information will be encrypted and
stored on a cloud server in a safe manner using the attribute-based encryption (ABE) method.
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