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What is Selective Encryption

Countering Cyber Attacks and Preserving the Integrity and Availability of Critical Systems
The process of encrypting only the most significant and sensitive portion of the data is known as selective or partial encryption.
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Security Framework for Smart Visual Sensor Networks
G. Suseela (VIT University, India) and Y. Asnath Victy Phamila (VIT University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-8241-0.ch012
Abstract
Due to the significance of image data over the scalar data, the camera-integrated wireless sensor networks have attained the focus of researchers in the field of smart visual sensor networks. These networks are inexpensive and found wide application in surveillance and monitoring systems. The challenge is that these systems are resource deprived systems. The visual sensor node is typically an embedded system made up of a light weight processor, low memory, low bandwidth transceiver, and low-cost image sensor unit. As these networks carry sensitive information of the surveillance region, security and privacy protection are critical needs of the VSN. Due to resource limited nature of the VSN, the image encryption is crooked into an optimally lower issue, and many findings of image security in VSN are based on selective or partial encryption systems. The secure transmission of images is more trivial. Thus, in this chapter, a security frame work of smart visual sensor network built using energy-efficient image encryption and coding systems designed for VSN is presented.
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