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Provable Data Possession with Outsourced Data Transfer

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Huaqun Wang
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Debiao He
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Anmin Fu
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Qi Li
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Qihua Wang *
DOI:10.1109/TSC.2019.2892095delete
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With the rapid development of cloud computing, more and more enterprises would like to upload and store their data in the public cloud. When the parts of the business of an enterprise are purchased by another enterprise, the corresponding data will be transferred to the acquiring enterprise. For the usual case, how to outsource the computation cost of data transfer to the cloud? How to ensure the remote purchased data integrity? Thus, it is important to study provable data possession with outsourced data transfer (DT-PDP). In this paper, for the first time, we propose the novel concept: DT-PDP. By taking use of DT-PDP, the following three security requirements can be satisfied: (1) the other un-purchased data security of acquired enterprise can be ensured; (2) the purchased data integrity and privacy can be ensured; (3) the data transferability's computation can be outsourced to the public cloud servers. For the security concept of DT-PDP, we give its motivation, system model and security model. Then, we design a concrete DT-PDP scheme based on the bilinear pairings. At last, we analyze the security, efficiency and flexibility of the concrete DT-PDP scheme. It shows that our scheme is provably secure and efficient.
Keywords:
Cloud computing
Data integrity
Computational modeling
Servers
Business
Data models
Cloud computing
public clouds
data possession
transferability
bilinear pairings
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