Privacy-Enhancing Encryption in Data Sharing: A Survey on Security, Performance and Functionality
Yongyang Lv, Xiaohong Li, Ruitao Feng, Xinyu Li, Guangdong Bai, Leo Zhang, Lili Quan, Willy Susilo

TL;DR
This survey reviews privacy-enhancing encryption methods like ABE, PRE, and SE, analyzing their security, performance, and adaptability in data sharing across AI-driven industries.
Contribution
It proposes a data sharing framework, identifies potential attacks, and evaluates enhancements to improve security, performance, and functionality of encryption-based sharing schemes.
Findings
Rising research trend in ABE, PRE, and SE from 2020 to 2025.
Integration of 12 enhancement technologies with encryption schemes.
Identification of 20 potential attacks in data sharing processes.
Abstract
The vigorous development of the Internet has spurred exponential data growth, yet data is predominantly stored in isolated user entities, hampering its full value realization. In large-scale deployment of ``AI+industries'' such as smart medical care, intelligent transportation and smart homes, the gap between data supply and demand continues to widen, and establishing an effective data sharing mechanism is the core of promoting high-quality industrial development. However, data sharing faces significant challenges in security, performance, and functional adaptability. Privacy-enhancing encryption technologies, including Attribute-Based Encryption (ABE), Proxy Re-encryption (PRE), and Searchable Encryption (SE), offer promising solutions with distinct advantages in enhancing security, improving flexibility, and enabling efficient sharing. Statistical analysis of relevant literature from…
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