Arwa Mashat
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Articles (10)
Year:
2024
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2024
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected people’s lives in all aspects. This pandemic has raised the usage of ubiquitous networks such as mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) for information exchange in various domains. MANET is a group of versatile nodes that communicates with each other without relying on a fixed physical framework. One of the prominent features of MANET is its versatile topology. Because of this striking feature, MANETs are employed in various domains like defense and combat operations, disaster management, healthcare, and environmental monitoring. In this paper, we enlighten the significance of MANET in the smart healthcare system. The COVID-19 pandemic outbreak demanded the reshaping of the healthcare systems to combat the pandemic and similar cataclysms. Existing healthcare systems are proved inefficient in dealing with pandemic situations, because they are not fully automated and also vulnerable to various security attacks. Therefore, it is vital to empower the healthcare sectors by integrating ubiquitous networks and other emerging technologies. In this paper, we proposed a MANET-based secure healthcare system to exchange medical data among portable nodes. Ensuring secure communication in the MANET-based healthcare system is one of the challenging issues. Healthcare system demands the sharing of confidential medical data among mobile nodes. So it is essential to provide secure information exchange in healthcare system by using strong cryptographic schemes. In this paper, we proposed a hybrid cryptographic algorithm for secure medical information exchange among mobile healthcare nodes. The proposed cryptographic scheme uses logistic map for key generation. Logistic map exhibits high security with less computational power. Our simulation results show that the proposed hybrid cryptographic scheme exhibits better security against various attacks in MANET-based healthcare systems.
Year:
2022
COVID-19 is the worst contagious disaster in the history of humankind, triggering a worldwide sickness pandemic. In lacking specialized treatments or immunizations, finding and eliminating the infection source is the best option to decrease disease transmission and lower sickness and degree of fatality among the general public. Generally, few significant barriers are present in the existing system of monitoring the contamination. One of the obstacles is regarding health-related data storage. The user’s e-health data is kept in a traditional method that might have been compromised if shared with third parties. Secondly, the current disease tracking technologies fail to monitor diseases numerous ways. The tracing system is either personal or location-based. Apart from these, gathering individual consent and sharing their health data with unknown associations is a real-time problem. We propose a blockchain-based data system that maintains confidentiality with transparency. Users can acquire unlimited and nontampered vital routes as the suggested blockchain solution leverages to link the user/patient and approved solvers. Also, automatically executed smart contracts are constructed to desensitize the user ID and reallocation. The anonymous feature delivered by private blockchain with wireless technologies defends the customer’s identity secrecy. We develop a matching approach using machine learning technology. Users may take safeguards in advance by employing our suggested analytical technique for predicting the risk due to infectious source presence.
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2022
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2022
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2022
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2022
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2022
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2022
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2022
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Shivakumara Palaiahnakote
Lecturer
University of Salford
Surbhi Bhatia Khan
University of Salford
Aliaa M. Alabdali
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