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Soteria: A Provably Compliant User Right Manager Using a Novel Two-Layer Blockchain Technology

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arxiv 2003.10128 v2 pith:EVBYHLGU submitted 2020-03-23 cs.CR cs.DC

classification cs.CRcs.DC
keywords soteriaavailabilitydatatwo-layeruseragreementscomplianceconsistency
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Soteria is a user right management system designed to safeguard user-data privacy in a transparent and provable manner in compliance to regulations such as GDPR and CCPA. Soteria represents user data rights as formal executable sharing agreements, which can automatically be translated into a human readable form and enforced as data are queried. To support revocation and to prove compliance, an indelible, audited trail of the hash of data access and sharing agreements are stored on a two-layer distributed ledger. The main chain ensures partition tolerance and availability (PA) properties while side chains ensure consistency and availability (CA), thus providing the three properties of the CAP (consistency, availability, and partition tolerance) theorem. Besides depicting the two-layer architecture of Soteria, this paper evaluates representative consensus protocols and reports performance statistics.

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