Encrypted transmission to and storage of surprisal data
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsRobert R. Friedlander, James R. Kraemer
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsRobert R. Friedlander, James R. Kraemer
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A method of providing secure access to data representing a genetic sequence of an organism to at least one user requesting access to the data, the user having a private key and a public key related to the private key. The method comprising the steps of: the source computer receiving a request from a user for specific surprisal data and associated metadata; the source computer retrieving the specific surprisal data and associated metadata indicated by the user within the repository; the source computer using the public key of the user to encrypt the specific surprisal data and associated metadata to produce encrypted specific surprisal data and associated metadata; the source computer sending the encrypted specific surprisal data and associated metadata to a repository accessible to the user, the repository having a location indicator for accessing the repository over network; and the source computer sending the location indicator to the user.
A method of providing secure access to data representing a genetic sequence of an organism to at least one user requesting access to the data, the user having a private key and a public key related to the private key, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of securely accessing data representing a genetic sequence of an organism by a user requesting access to the data, the user having a private key and a public key related to the private key, the surprisal data having been created by the steps of a source computer comparing nucleotides of the genetic sequence of the organism to nucleotides from a reference genome, to find differences where nucleotides of the genetic sequence of the organism which are different from the nucleotides of the reference genome;
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