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GenoGuard: Protecting Genomic Data against Brute-Force Atta - PPT Presentation

Zhicong Huang Erman Ayday Jacques Fellay JeanPierre Hubaux Ari Juels Presented by Chuong Ngo The Genomic Future The Genomic Future The Genomic Future The Genomic Future The Genomic Future ID: 460290

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GenoGuard: Protecting Genomic Data against Brute-Force Attacks

Zhicong Huang, Erman Ayday, Jacques Fellay, Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Ari Juels

Presented by Chuong NgoSlide2

The Genomic FutureSlide3

The Genomic FutureSlide4

The Genomic FutureSlide5

The Genomic FutureSlide6

The Genomic FutureSlide7

The Dangers of the Genomic FutureSlide8

The Dangers of the Genomic FutureSlide9

The Current LandscapeSlide10

The Current LandscapeSlide11

The Current LandscapeSlide12

GenoGuard is honey encryption with n-gram derived seeds.Slide13

GenoGuard - System ModelSlide14

GenoGuard - System Model

Protection Mechanisms (e.g. encryption)Slide15

GenoGuard - System Model

Protection Mechanisms (e.g. encryption)

AuthenticationSlide16

GenoGuard - ProtocolSlide17

GenoGuard - Encoding

(0, 2)

Single Nucleotide Variants

Encoder

Seed

PBE

Encrypted SeedSlide18

GenoGuard - Encoding

0

2Slide19

GenoGuard - Encoding

0

[0, 6)Slide20

GenoGuard - Encoding

0

2

[0.54, 6)Slide21

GenoGuard - Modeling

Linkage disequilibrium and allele frequency

K-th order Markov chainsRecombination ratesSlide22

Evaluation - Model FitnessSlide23

Evaluation - Storage OverheadSlide24

Evaluation - Experimental SecuritySlide25

Side Attacks - Ancestry CompatibilitySlide26

Side Attacks - Hair ColorSlide27

Side Attacks - ChromosomesSlide28

ConclusionSlide29

Discussion

What are the potential weakness of GenoGuard?

Does the use of Markov chains make sense? Why or why not?Do the authors claims of GenoGuard’s security make sense? Why or why not?