Secure Data Deletion / by Joel Reardon
By: Reardon, Joel
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E-bookSeries: Information Security and CryptographyPublisher: Cham, Switzerland : Springer, 2016Description: 1 recurso en línea (XVII, 203 p.) : 32 ilustraciones.ISBN: 9783319287782.Subject: Sistemas de gestión de bases de datos
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Introduction -- Related Work on Secure Deletion -- System Model and Security Goal -- Flash Memory: Background and Related Work -- User-Level Secure Deletion on Log-Structured File Systems -- Data Node Encrypted File System -- UBIFSec: Adding DNEFS to UBIFS -- Cloud Storage: Background and Related Work -- Secure Data Deletion from Persistent Media -- B-Tree-Based Secure Deletion -- Robust Key Management for Secure Data Deletion -- Conclusions.
This book is the first to develop a systematized approach for the comparison and evaluation of secure deletion solutions. The book focuses on novel secure deletion solutions targeting specific real-world environments where secure deletion is problematic: mobile storage and remote storage. The author surveys related work, organizes existing solutions in terms of their interfaces, presents a taxonomy of adversaries differing in their capabilities, and then builds a system and adversarial model based on the survey of related work. The book is useful for both academics, researchers and graduate students, and for practitioners who may integrate its results into deployed systems.
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