Intelligent Banking XML Encryption Using Effective Fuzzy Classification: From Online Radicalisation to Online Financial Crime

Zhongyu Lu, Faisal Ammari, Maher Aburrous

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Abstract

In this chapter we present a novel approach for securing financial XML transactions using an effective and intelligent fuzzy classification technique. Our approach defines the process of classifying XML content using a set of fuzzy variables. Upon fuzzy classification phase, a unique value is assigned to a defined attribute named "ImportanceLevel". Assigned value indicates the data sensitivity for each XML tag. The model also defines the process of securing classified financial XML message content by performing element-wise XML encryption on selected parts defined in fuzzy classification phase. Element-wise encryption is performed using symmetric encryption using AES algorithm with different key sizes. Key size of 128-bit is being used on tags classified with "Medium" importance level; a key size of 256-bit is being used on tags classified with "High" importance level. An implementation has been performed on a real-life environment using online banking system to demonstrate system efficiency. Our experimental results verified tangible enhancements in encryption efficiency, processing-time reduction, and resulting XML message sizes.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEmerging Trends in ICT Security
EditorsBabak Akhgar, Hamid Arabnia
PublisherMorgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc.
Chapter37
Pages591-618
Number of pages28
Volume1
Edition1
ISBN (Electronic)9780124104877
ISBN (Print)9780124114746
Publication statusPublished - 25 Nov 2013

Publication series

NameEmerging Trends in Computer Science and Applied Computing
PublisherElsevier

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