Experimental Analysis of Data Storage and Integrity Management over Cloud Environment using Integrated Data Security Strategy
L. Megalan Leo, S. Yogalakshmi, A. Veeramuthu, Vladimir Kalist, A. Anne Frank Joe · 2022 International Conference on Electronics and Renewable Systems (ICEARS) · 2022
Cloud storage has led to a rise in the number of data owners who want to outsource their data. Before outsourcing, sensitive data should be secured to protect privacy. Various searchable encryption systems are available to assure the availability of the data they protect. Increasing numbers of customers want to keep their data on cloud servers as cloud computing continues to grow. The major goal of this system is to create a cloud server with robust encryption and decryption data logics and prevent registration centres, as well as various data owners and users, free of duplication. In order to assist more customers on processing their data in the public cloud, new security issues must be resolved. The suggested system must include a novel technique to deliver duplication-free data services across the cloud environment since the entire cloud has certain space maintenance issues. Using a third-party registration center to maintain data on a distant server is a major security concern in the cloud computing environment. This system uses a Message Digest Algorithm (MD5) and an Intelligent Data Hashing Algorithm (DHA) to process data using a 256-bit unbreakable encryption technique to provide the highest level of security.