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Return to DB-2 (Databases): Security and Privacy providing partial solutions to this problem, no comprehensive framework has been so far developed able to support all the most important security properties in the presence of an untrusted Publisher. In this paper, we develop an XML-based solution to such problem, which makes use of non-conventional digital signature techniques and queries over encrypted data. ![]() ©2006 Association for Computing Machinery |