Data security storage and transmission framework for AI computing power platforms

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Authors: Jiefei Chen, Zhiliang Lu, Hua Wen Zheng, Zhengguo Ren, Yuanfeng Chen, Jianing Shang
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Abstract

In the era of rapidly expanding artificial intelligence (AI) applications, ensuring secure data storage and transmission within AI computing power platforms remains a critical challenge. This research presents a novel data security storage and transmission system, termed as secure artificial intelligence data storage and transmission (Secure AI-DST), tailored for AI computing environments. The proposed framework integrates a hybrid encryption mechanism that combines Amended Merkle Tree (AMerT) hashing with Secret Elliptic Curve Cryptography (SEllC) enhanced data confidentiality. For secure storage and decentralization, the system leverages blockchain with InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) integration, ensuring tamper-proof and scalable data handling. To classify various attack types, a novel deep learning model attention bidirectional gated recurrent unit-assisted residual network (Att-BGR) is deployed, offering accurate detection of intrusions. Simulation studies conducted in MATLAB® 2023b using both synthetic and real-time datasets show that the Secure AI-DST system reduces unauthorized access attempts by 92.7%, maintains data integrity with 99.98% accuracy under simulated cyberattacks, and achieves a packet validation success rate of 97.6% across edge-to-cloud transmissions. Furthermore, the proposed method introduces only a 4.3% computational overhead, making it highly suitable for real-time AI workloads. These outcomes confirm the effectiveness of Secure AI-DST in ensuring end-to-end data guard, resilience against cyber threats, and scalable presentation for next-generation AI computing substructures.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Big Data and Digital Economy Blockchain Technology Applications and Security Cloud Data Security Solutions

Publication details

Journal / source
Scientific Reports
Volume
16
Issue
1
Pages
2230–2230
Publication date
2 January 2026
Language
EN