Bösch et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Conjunctive wildcard search over encrypted dataBösch et al., 2011
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- Bösch C
- Brinkman R
- Hartel P
- Jonker W
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- Workshop on Secure Data Management
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Searchable encryption allows a party to search over encrypted data without decrypting it. Prior schemes in the symmetric setting deal only with exact or similar keyword matches. We describe a scheme for the problem of wildcard searches over encrypted data to make search …
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