Authors : G. Sujitha, R. Tamil Mozhi and S. Sai Krishna
Abstract: Security and privacy are major concerns that impact the shifting of data to a cloud. A widely-prevailing solution is to encrypt data before, it is moved to cloud storage. Nevertheless, encryption of data alone stored to be protected. An Oblivious RAM (O-RAM) comes to the rescue by concealing data access patterns in the cloud. This study describes the concept of O-RAM and proposes optimizations to reduce the volume of data transferred during data access, achieved by constructing a tree for storing contents in the cloud. During each access, the contents of buckets are evicted and re-shuffled. The results of the study demonstrate that greater the size of the tree, the lesser the number of blocks evicted from it.
G. Sujitha, R. Tamil Mozhi and S. Sai Krishna, 2016. Preserving the Privacy of Cloud Store Using Oblivious RAM. Asian Journal of Information Technology, 15: 781-790.