D. Ulybyshev, Mike Rogers, V. Kholodilo, B. Northern
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End-to-end security is essential for relational database software. Most database management software provide data protection at the server side and in transit, but data are no longer protected once they arrive at the client software. In this paper, we present a methodology that, in addition to server-side security, protects data in transit and at rest on the application client side. Our solution enables flexible attribute-based and role-based access control, such that, for a given role or user with a given set of attributes, access can be granted to a relation, a column, or even to a particular data cell of the relation, depending on the data content. Our attribute-based access control model considers the client’s attributes, such as versions of the operating system and the web browser, as well as type of the client’s device. The solution supports decentralized data access and peer-to-peer data sharing in the form of an encrypted and digitally signed spreadsheet container that stores data retrieved by SQL queries from a database, along with data privileges. For extra security, keys for data encryption and decryption are generated on the fly. We show that our solution is successfully integrated with the PostgreSQL® database management system and enables more flexible access control for added security.
期刊介绍:
IET Software publishes papers on all aspects of the software lifecycle, including design, development, implementation and maintenance. The focus of the journal is on the methods used to develop and maintain software, and their practical application.
Authors are especially encouraged to submit papers on the following topics, although papers on all aspects of software engineering are welcome:
Software and systems requirements engineering
Formal methods, design methods, practice and experience
Software architecture, aspect and object orientation, reuse and re-engineering
Testing, verification and validation techniques
Software dependability and measurement
Human systems engineering and human-computer interaction
Knowledge engineering; expert and knowledge-based systems, intelligent agents
Information systems engineering
Application of software engineering in industry and commerce
Software engineering technology transfer
Management of software development
Theoretical aspects of software development
Machine learning
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Cloud computing
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