Attribute-Based Non-Interactive Privacy-Protected Crowd-Sourcing Software Testing Engineer Selection Mechanism

The central management platforms in traditional crowd-sourced software testing networks are easy to become the target of attack by the enemies, and when the central management platform is attacked, it is easy to cause a single point of failure and bring the whole system down. In addition, when selec...

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Main Authors: Yang, Qiliang, Cai, Lizhi, Gong, Jiayu, Tang, Minlu, Lin, Yi
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Attribute-based
Crowd-sourcing Software Testing
Non-interactive
Privacy
Privacy-protected
Reliability engineering
Security
Simulation
Software quality
Software reliability
Software testing
Software Testing Engineer Selection
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Summary:The central management platforms in traditional crowd-sourced software testing networks are easy to become the target of attack by the enemies, and when the central management platform is attacked, it is easy to cause a single point of failure and bring the whole system down. In addition, when selecting software testing engineers for crowd-sourcing software testing tasks, most mechanisms select engineers based on their credits. This approach is too one-sided and fails to achieve fine-grained engineer selection. In order to solve above problems, we have proposed a non-interactive and fine-grained crowd-sourcing software testing engineer selection mechanism. In our mechanism, the task publisher can select engineers according to their attributes. Next, we have given an implementation of our non-interactive software testing engineer selection mechanism by applying QAP. The privacy of task publisher and engineers is protected. The security proof is also given. Simulation results show that our mechanism is feasible.
ISSN:2693-9371
DOI:10.1109/QRS-C57518.2022.00040