Multi Objective Data Transformation in Hybrid Clouds Networks for Offloading Data

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Sridhar Reddy V
Jayanthi N
Sharon Rose Victor Juvvanapudi
Srinivas Bachu
Sumalatha Madipalli

Abstract

Recently hybrid cloud solutions integrating public and private cloud is proposed to address the privacy and security concerns faced by Enterprises in their data offloading decisions. In these solutions, the transformed data is kept in public cloud while transformation keys are kept in private cloud. The existing works for data transformation used in hybrid clouds does not address multiple objectives of privacy, security, fine grained access control, utility preservation for mining and data retrieval efficiency. This work proposes a multi objective data transformation technique for hybrid cloud to address all these objectives. The proposed solution is built on attribute based hierarchical data access control with hierarchy selection based on joint consideration of security, utility preservation and retrieval efficiency. The proposed solution is able to provide 5% higher security strength, 1.34% higher clustering accuracy over perturbed data and 29.95 % higher data retrieval efficiency over perturbed data compared to existing works.

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Special Issue - Soft Computing & Artificial Intelligence for wire/wireless Human-Machine Interface Systems