Blockchain Security Using Q-Pragmatic-Sensitive Feature Analysis to Preserve Privacy
S. Punithavathi, S. Jeyalaksshmi · 2024
Healthcare data contains large amounts of personal information and is privacy sensitive. The healthcare sector needs privacy protection to keep private and sensitive information safe from unauthorized access. Security problems are raised by fundamental sharing difficulties involving personal information setting to securely forecast sensitive medical data using blockchain technology to address this issue. To solve the problem issue, propose a quasi-sensitive identification of blockchain security using tried-and-true partition fold padding encryption (PFPE) to improve the security of healthcare transactions. The Q-Pragmatic-Sensitive Feature Analysis (QPSFA) determines the terms related to sensitive privacy features. Finally, the Provable Fold Padding Encryption, and the authentication procedure is completed by using an Access Verification-based role to verify it. To ensure that, in a blockchain, the private data are cleansed and placed into data blocks. This suggests that the proposed system outperforms high accuracy up to 90%, as well security up to 94 % high insecurity compared to previous approaches regarding sensitivity and specificity rate performance and prediction accuracy.