System and method for anonymous and consistent data routing in a client-server architecture

Abstract

The present invention relates to systems and methods for anonymous and consistent data routing in a client-server architecture. Disclosed herein are systems and methods for sending user data in a client-server architecture with data anonymity and consistency. In an exemplary aspect, a client device may identify a structure to send to a server, where the structure includes user data. The client device may divide the structure into two or more substructures, and for each corresponding substructure in the two or more substructures, the client device may: (1) assign confidentiality to a corresponding a substructure; and (2) sending the corresponding substructure to the corresponding node based on the assigned confidentiality and the security degree of the corresponding node among the plurality of nodes. The respective nodes may be configured to apply the respective transformations to the respective substructures and to transmit the transformed respective substructures to the server. The server is configured to combine the received plurality of transformed substructures into a transformed structure.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the field of information technology (Information Technology, IT) security, and more particularly to a method for ensuring the anonymity of routing data in a client-server architecture. Background technique [0002] Legal changes around the world are forcing IT security experts to seek new ways to manage data from personal electronic devices. For example, in Russia there is a law that personal data of Russians used by online services must be kept within Russia's national borders. In another example, banks were required in Switzerland to prevent user data from leaving the Union's jurisdiction. In fact, open custody of personal data is prohibited in many countries. The solution being developed should not make the job of the user of the computer system more difficult and should be as transparent as possible to the user in its operation. [0003] With the advent of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the amount...

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[0005] On the basis of the analysis of the prior art, it is clear that the known means require the installation of an additional agent on the user's device, which makes it more difficult for the user to work with a remote server and makes the interaction opaque

In another case where no proxy is installed, there is an overall encryption of the initial data regardless of the content, which is also inconvenient and creates an additional burden

In both cases no due attention was paid to the location of the client and server

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