Chaos-based Encryption Keys and Neural Key-store for Cloud-hosted Data Confidentiality

N.N. Mosola; M.T. Dlamini; Jonathan Blackledge; J.H.P. Eloff; H.S. Venter

doi:10.21427/d7cg0f

Chaos-based Encryption Keys and Neural Key-store for Cloud-hosted Data Confidentiality

N.N. Mosola, M.T. Dlamini, Jonathan Blackledge, J.H.P. Eloff, H.S. Venter

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Abstract

Cloud computing brings flexible and cost-effective services. However, security concerns plague the cloud. Data confidentiality is one of the security concerns inhibiting the adoption of cloud computing. This concern stems from various cyberattacks directed towards gaining unauthorised access to cloud-bound or cloud-hosted data. This paper proposes a clientend encryption and key management system to curb cyberattacks that target compromising data confidentiality on the cloud.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21427/d7cg0f
Publication status	Published - 2017
Externally published	Yes
Event	Southern Africa Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference - Royal Caribbean International Duration: 3 Sep 2017 → 10 Sep 2017

Conference

Conference	Southern Africa Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference
City	Royal Caribbean International
Period	3/09/17 → 10/09/17
Other	SATNAC, 2017

Keywords

Cloud computing
security
data confidentiality
cyberattacks
encryption
key management

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