Trust delegation for medical records access using public mobile networks

D. Weerasinghe, M. Rajarajan, V. Rakocevic
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This paper provides detailed solutions for trust delegation and secure temporary storage of medical records for authorized users in public mobile communication networks. The solutions presented in this paper enable the development of software that can be used by emergency medical units in urgent need of sensitive personal information about unconscious patients. In today's world, technical improvements in mobile communication systems mean that users can expect to have access to data at any time regardless of their location. While this paradigm is a natural goal for both service providers and users in commercial applications, for the exchange of sensitive personal medical information authentication and security present major challenges. This paper presents a token-based procedure for the delegation of trust between a requesting mobile unit and secure medical data storage. Once the trust is established, the received data should only temporarily be available. Our paper presents the design of the proposed solutions and gives details of the software demonstration developed in our research group.
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委托使用公共移动网络访问医疗记录
本文提供了在公共移动通信网络中授权用户的信任委托和安全临时存储病历的详细解决方案。本文提出的解决方案使软件的开发能够被紧急医疗单位使用,以获取昏迷患者的敏感个人信息。在当今世界,移动通信系统的技术改进意味着用户可以期望在任何时间访问数据,而不管他们在哪里。虽然这种模式是商业应用程序中服务提供商和用户的自然目标,但对于敏感个人医疗信息的交换,身份验证和安全性提出了重大挑战。本文提出了一种基于令牌的程序,用于请求移动单元和安全医疗数据存储之间的信任委托。一旦建立信任,接收到的数据应该只是暂时可用的。本文介绍了所提出的解决方案的设计,并详细介绍了我们课题组开发的软件演示。
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