FOR SECURITY IN THE HEALTHCARE CLOUD, FOG COMPUTING AND DECOY TECHNIQUE

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Electronic Medical Records (EMR) are used by healthcare practitioners to keep track of a patient's lab results, X-rays, Computed Tomography (CT) scans, ultrasounds, and other medical records. All of this information is stored in the healthcare cloud, which offers services such as patient data management and backup (PHI). Knowledge theft assaults, which are the most serious kind of threats, are a constant threat to the healthcare cloud. As a result, the most important purpose of our technology is to make data theft attacks more difficult for attackers. To do this, we are employing the decoy strategy to obtain phoney PHI data that can be supplied to the user if the user's behaviour is detected as that of the attacker. The key agreement protocol allows authorised users to speak with each other over a secure channel. The original PHI is securely stored by encrypting it with the blowfish technique. To make information transfer smooth and efficient, we use fog computing, which can assist in data security by keeping it at the sting.

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