Service Level Trust Key Encryption based Cloud Security using Starvation End-Point Encryption
Saket Mishra, Mansi Chitkara · 2023
Day by day Internet communication, data security, due to the problem of leakage of development data. So, the cloud environment is needed to secure centralized storage data, privacy, and better protection levels for key management. The security key is the key to the most critical factor in protecting public key cryptographic data encryption. The existing approach in the server does not obtain the key. Normally, Symmetric key or asymmetric key mode can be used in Cryptographically Enforced Access Control method. In this research, we propose Service level trust key encryption based cloud security using Starvation End-Point Encryption. Initially, in this process does the Starvation End-Point Encryption (SEPE) using public key cryptography. The key attains the embedded data at the level of end key attachment process during the encryption. The key selects randomly by shift endpoint starvation model using key service level encryption. Extensive implementation produce higher efficiency as maintains secured storage with integrated cloud auditing policy. A third-party prime dump integrates the main stored data embedded in single-saving. This system increases the dynamic factor of the publicly centralized cloud encryption protocol security system.