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2024
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| Acceso en liña: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19763020 |
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- <p>The cloud computing has the potential to completely transform healthcare by lowering costs, increasing accessibility, and<br>improving user experience. Healthcare practitioners required to efficiently and reliably communicate data at any time, from anywhere, in<br>order to appropriately monitor patients and make choices on their requirements. When it comes to cloud-based data interchange and<br>outsourcing, patients' electronic health records' security and confidentiality are top priorities. In the medical field, maintaining patient<br>privacy is crucial, even if it is standard procedure to give patient information to other parties.<br>To address this security gap and offer secured access to medical and healthcare information, this study suggests a secure healthcare<br>framework that runs in the cloud. This article specifically enhances the Ciphertext Policy Attribute Based Encryption (CP-ABE) technique<br>by adding two more modules that work to provide both fine-grained access control and data privacy and integrity. Encryption and hashing<br>systems are made easier by it. We compare the proposed framework to those that have utilized the CP-ABE approach before. It<br>demonstrates the product's enhanced security capabilities for protecting medical records. It is important to consider data security<br>requirements such as privacy, integrity, and fine-grained access control when proposing solutions for ensuring data sharing in the cloud. </p>