Proposes a new data obfuscation protocol that improves security in cloud computing, suggesting potential for varying user trust levels.
The risks associated with cloud computing increase when data is shared with users who have varying levels of trustworthiness. This work proposes a two-layer data obfuscation protocol to enhance the security in cloud computing when data is shared among users with varying degrees of credibility. The key novelties of the scheme lie in i] its ability to obfuscate the data according to the user's trust and ii] the incorporation of a two-layer mechanism consisting of reversible and partially reversible reconstructions, adding to its robustness. The proposed scheme's computability is validated through experiments on seventeen real-world datasets and supported by a theoretical analysis.
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