Independent Researcher, USA.
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World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2019, 04(01), 080-087
Article DOI: 10.30574/wjarr.2019.4.1.0135
Received on 26 October 2019; revised on 27 November 2019; accepted on 29 November 2019
Privacy concerns in digital ecosystems have escalated significantly with the proliferation of data collection practices. This research introduces SecureVeil, a novel privacy-enhancing technology (PET) designed to preserve user autonomy while maintaining functional digital interactions. Through a combination of differential privacy mechanisms, homomorphic encryption, and a decentralized consent management system, SecureVeil creates a protective layer that shields sensitive user data from unauthorized access while enabling legitimate data processing. Our experimental evaluation demonstrates that SecureVeil reduces privacy vulnerability scores by 68% compared to conventional protection mechanisms while maintaining system usability with only a 12% performance overhead. The technology's efficacy was validated across multiple digital platforms, including e-commerce, healthcare, and social media environments. This paper details SecureVeil's architecture, implementation challenges, performance metrics, and potential implications for privacy-focused system design. Results indicate that SecureVeil represents a significant advancement in balancing privacy protection with practical functionality in contemporary digital ecosystems.
Privacy-enhancing technology; Homomorphic encryption; Differential privacy; User autonomy; Digital privacy; Consent management
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Mohamed Abdul Kadar and Venu Avula. SecureVeil: A novel privacy-enhancing technology for preserving user autonomy in digital ecosystems. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2019, 4(1), 080-087. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2019.4.1.0135