Periodic logging and auditing mechanism for enhance the data sharing in cloud
Shani Sivadas, R. Lakshmi Priya · International Journal of Managment, IT and Engineering · 2013
Data storage into the cloud is economically attractive for the cost and complexity of long-term large-scale data storage. At the same time such a service is also eliminating data owners’ ultimate control over the fate of their data, which data owners with high service-level requirements have traditionally anticipated. That is data owners have fear of losing the control over their own data. To concentrate on this dilemma we develop a solution which is an accountability infrastructure for user's data in the cloud. The decentralized infrastructure tracks the usage of data in the cloud. To reinforce the user's control we use automated logging mechanism and distributed auditing mechanism together with data and policies. We clout the programmable capabilities of JAR files to assure that any usage of user's data will spark the authentication process and automated logging process which is local to any JAR files. To improve authentication in certificate cloud JAR apply RSA encryption with Push and Pull Algorithm. It will be improve secure data sharing in cloud.