Cross-device data management, data sharing and collaboration
Abstract
Popular cloud storage providers offer features such as anytime-anywhere access, automated file synchronization and storage maintenance as well as file sharing and online collaboration, where users can share and work on documents simultaneously while viewing each other’s changes in real-time. While convenient, these services come with a critical privacy cost. In exchange for using these services, users inevitably provide the service provider access to personal information including a subset (or all) of their personal data collections, and/or information about their social and working relationships with other users. An increasing number of high-profile cloud storage incidents involving data leakage, data loss, intentional deletion of user files, and systematic sifting and analysis of user data does little to alleviate privacy concerns.In this thesis, we present “On Our Own” (O3), a social link based private storage cloud for decentralized collaboration. O3 provides a global, unified view ...
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