Wanting Zhu

The integrity of real-time data streams has not been solved for a long time and has gradually become a difficult problem in the field of data security. Most of the current data integrity verification schemes are constructed using cryptographic algorithms with complex computation, which cannot be directly applied to real-time stream computing systems. Aiming at the above issue, this paper adopts the Carter–Wegman MAC method, pseudo-random function and symmetric cryptography mechanism to construct the Real-Time Data Integrity Verification scheme based on symmetric key in stream computing systems (RT-DIV), which converts a one-time MAC to a multiple-time MAC and retains the advantage of security performance. Then, a security analysis is given under the standard model. Finally, experiments and data analysis are conducted in a simulated environment, and the experimental results show that the RT-DIV scheme can effectively guarantee the integrity of real-time data streams. Furthermore, the RT-DIV scheme lays the foundation for the secure application of the stream computing system.

Data integrity is a prerequisite for ensuring data availability of IoT data and has received extensive attention in the field of IoT big data security. Stream computing systems are widely used in the field of IoT for real-time data acquisition and computing. However, the real-time, volatility, suddenness, and disorder of stream data make data integrity verification difficult. According to the survey, there is no mature and universal solution. To solve this issue, we constructed a data integrity verification algorithm scheme of the stream computing system (S-DIV) by utilizing homomorphic message authentication code and pseudo-random function security assumption. Furthermore, based on S-DIV, an external data integrity tracking and verification system is constructed to track and analyze the message data stream in real time. By verifying the data integrity of message during the whole life cycle, the problem of data corruption or data loss can be found in time, and error alarm and message recovery can be actively implemented. Then, we conduct the formal security analysis under the standard model and, finally, implement the S-DIV scheme in simulation environment. Experimental results show that the scheme can guarantee data integrity in an acceptable time without affecting the efficiency of the original system.