Big Data

Cryptography for Big Data Security

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assumptions. Here, security stems from requiring the server to perform the sensitive portion of

their searches properly on a trusted hardware device thus guaranteeing security of the data and

correctness of the searches. Specifically, security is guaranteed as long as adversaries cannot

tamper with the internal state of the trusted hardware.

Bajaj and Sion use this approach to build a full relational database whose data structures

and query processing methods are split into secure pieces run in a trusted enclave and insecure

components that run on commodity hardware. To analyze the efficiency of this approach, ...