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Personalized Secure Demand-Oriented Data Service Toward Edge-Cloud Collaborative IoT

Journal

IEEE INTERNET OF THINGS JOURNAL
Volume 10, Issue 1, Pages 378-390

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IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/JIOT.2022.3199937

Keywords

Internet of Things; Cloud computing; Collaboration; Sensors; Encryption; Data privacy; Privacy; Demand-oriented data service; edge-cloud collaboration; Internet of Things (IoT); personalized search; privacy preserving

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Demand-oriented data service can conveniently and quickly provide physical entity information for IoT users. Traditional cloud-oriented data service architecture is not suitable for state time-varying and privacy-sensitive entity data in IoT. Edge-based architecture lacks global service function but can alleviate problems with cloud services. Existing demand-oriented data service ignores the characteristics of thousands of people have thousands of faces and the implicit intents of users, resulting in limited service quality and weak user experience. To solve these problems, a personalized secure demand-oriented data service scheme is proposed.
Demand-oriented data service can provide the physical entity information for Internet of Things (IoT) users conveniently and quickly. The traditional cloud-oriented data service architecture has been inapplicable to the state time-varying and privacy-sensitive entity data in IoT due to long response delay and the risk of privacy leakage for the entities and users, respectively. The edge-based architecture lacks global service function although it can alleviate problems with cloud services. Moreover, existing demand-oriented data service ignores the characteristics of thousands of people have thousands of faces and the implicit intents of users, which results in limited service quality and weak user experience. To solve the above problems, a personalized secure demand-oriented data service scheme is proposed. Specifically, an edge-cloud collaborative architecture is designed to realize privacy-preserving, timely response, and personalized search combining the advantages of edge and cloud. To achieve the personalized service for IoT users, a time span fused personalized ranking method (TSFPR) is proposed to deeply perceive individual demands via mining user preferences with temporal evolution characteristics. Finally, an edge-cloud collaborative personalized secure data service approach (ECPSS) oriented different search modes is presented to achieve encryption data matching and personalized reranking, thereby improving the service quality of the IoT system synthetically. Security analysis and simulation demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method in terms of privacy preserving, data service time, and personalized performance.

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