An Anonymity-Based Secure and Preserving Data in Social Networks Using Cloud

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Presently the mankind are progressively relying much more about a number of online storage stores to backup our data and making use of it instantly which provides an anywhere, anytime access. Every one of these services bring by using it, concerns of security and privacy weaknesses for the services given by them because the user's data are stored and maintained beyond user's premises. Our main focus could be securing privacy of information in social network by utilizing anonymity techniques. In this particular paper algorithms are discussed for anonymous sharing of private data among N parties. Iterative strategy is used to ensure that ID numbers are utilized starting from 1 to N. This assignment is anonymous for the reason that the identities received are unknown towards the other members from the group.

Published In : IJCAT Journal Volume 1, Issue 7

Date of Publication : 31 August 2014

Pages : 378 - 381

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P. Preethi : Post-Graduate Student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, SIT, PUTTUR, India

K. Narayana : Head & Associate Professor, Department of computer Science and Engineering, SIT, PUTTUR, India

Anonymization

deanonymization cloud

distributed computing systems

The actual suggested system should be to secure privacy of shared data by Anonymous ID Assignment, by implementing discussed algorithms. This system effectively preserves both information utility and individual’s privacy. Privacy preserving keeps growing field of research. It can be clear that we now have much privacy preserving techniques available however they have got shortcomings. Anonymity technique gives privacy protection and usability of knowledge. This system will secure anonymous sharing of private data by anonymous ID assignment.

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