Towards Smart Healthcare: Patient Data Privacy and Security in Sensor-Cloud Infrastructure

Table 15

Extracted Security Services from Proposed Techniques.

Security Services	m-Healthcare	e-Healthcare	Health Data Management	Health Data Aggregation
Data Confidentiality	[41, 47, 48, 50, 55]	[44, 53]	[2]
Fine-grained Access Control	[41, 47, 48]	[43, 51]	[2]
Collusion Resistance	[41, 48]	[42, 43]	[2]
Patient-centric Access Control		[42]
Message integrity	[47, 50]	[42, 53]	[2]
Denial of Service (Dos) Attack		[42, 54]
Prevention of Ciphertext-only attack		[42]
Patient Privacy	[50]	[42]		[46]
Patient Control		[43, 44, 53]
Source Authentication	[37]	[43, 44]
Dynamic Data operation		[43]
Audit Control		[43, 44]
Attribute revocation	[39]	[43]
Cloud Reciprocity Problem		[43]
Availability	[47]	[53]	[2]
Scalability			[2]
Identity Privacy		[42]		[46]
Resistance to Forgery Attack				[46]
Impersonation Attack	[55]
Man-in-the middle Attack	[50, 55]
Nonrepudiation	[55]
Signature Unforgeability and Anonymity	[48]
Replay Attack	[50, 55]
Transmission Continuity	[50]
Authorization		[53]
Known-key Security	[55]
Network Security		[53]