Improved bounds on secrecy capacity in twin-code cloud storage framework
Ninoslav Marina, Natasha Paunkoska, Aneta Velkoska · 2016
Security and reliability in cloud storage networks are important features for achieving system efficiency. An explicit construction of regenerating codes that perform reliability, availability and security of the stored data, and at the same time perform efficient node repair is already provided. Understanding and achieving the optimal tradeoff among the above listed features is of great importance for improving the functioning in all cloud storage systems. Therefore in this work, we propose a new code construction that includes an outer and an inner code in the process. The outer code, Gabidulin code, as a pre-coding step achieves improved security level in the storage system and the inner one, Twin-code framework, performs efficient distribution, reconstruction and repair process. The proposed code is resilient to an eavesdropper model and gives better results regarding the achievements when are used the minimum bandwidth regenerating (MBR) and minimum storage regenerating (MSR) codes, respectively.