Non-Interactive Security Framework For Mobile Device Based Academic Monitoring System

Cloud computing is an emerging computing paradigm in which resources of the computing infrastructure are provided as services over the web. Mobile device based academic monitoring system (AMS) are inherently open systems and thereby vulnerable to various attacks. This paper proposes a non-interactive security framework for mobile device based AMS, which is based on a security and privacy model with the tree permission hierarchy on Bilinear pairing. It has advantageous especially in the communication cost, which required non-interactive communications to establish session key right after the proper authentication. The proposed framework supports privacy based on anonymity, untraceability, and security of confidentiality, integrity, nonrepudiation, key management, and authentication and so on. Thereby, the framework could be used as a basic security building block for AMS over cloud services.