Data storage security refers to the security of
your personal or official work on the storage media. Security
has been a number one issue within the Information
Technology space as a result of as user’s knowledge or work.
We have a tendency to don’t wish anyone to use our work as
their own. Range of users stores their data on Cloud Server
and with passage of your time cloud computing grows in
numbers of time. Information should not be taken by the
third party therefore authentication of consumer becomes a
compulsory task. Security doesn't solely mean Arcanum
protection or adding extra firewalls or hide the information.
It additionally suggests that having complete information
concerning your data or information i.e. wherever hold is on
on-line or offline and who all read it. Before proposed the
scheme, the definition of cloud computing and transient
discussion to beneath cloud computing is given. Then
discusses cryptographic algorithm to employed in cloud &
propose the new theme for offer the safety to cloud storage.
Rohit Bhore : Department C.S.E.( M.Tech.), R.C.E.R.T. Gondwana University.
Chandrapur, Maharashtra 442401, India
Dr. Rahila Sheikh : Department C.S.E.( M.Tech.), R.C.E.R.T. Gondwana University.
Chandrapur, Maharashtra 442401, India
Cloud Computing
Cryptography Algorithms
Security
Data Storage
Client MAC ID
In this paper we discussed the proposed architecture for
cryptographic cloud computing & storage. On that discussion
we developed the novel scheme which is the combination of
fragmentation technique (Split & Join) and cryptographic
algorithm (DES) which is remove the drawbacks of previous
architecture. The Proposed scheme provides the security on
cloud server as well as a single client or user which stores the
data on their computer system. This scheme also used
authorization for user identity, so it increases the security of
user data and the application. Our scheme was developed to
reduce the computational and storage overhead of the client
as well as to minimize the computational overhead of the
cloud storage server.
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