Analysis on the deduplication of protected data using enhanced elliptical cryptography, load balancing, and associated support
B. Venkataramanaiah, Uppula Nagaiah, A. Veerender, Mahipal Reddy Musike · 2025
Deduplication is a technique that lowers storage overhead and gets rid of duplicate data. Due to the constant and exponential growth in both user base and data volume, cloud storage providers are finding themselves in situations where data deduplication is becoming an increasingly important requirement. Their cloud providers will save money on storage and data transfer by keeping a distinct copy of duplicate data. By reorganizing different resources over the Internet, cloud computing provides a new method of service delivery. Data storage is the most well-known, significant, and widely used cloud service. Cloud storage services are offered by numerous businesses, including Microsoft Azure, Apple iCloud, and others. Every day, suppliers need to store large amounts of data, thus they need an effective size management strategy. The most popular technique for effective size control in cloud storage is data de-duplication, which is mostly utilized in cloud storage. In order to increase security in cloud storage, Proof of Ownership (POW) is implemented, and users outsource their data together with the encryption key. Since it is very difficult to de-duplicate data when the same file has distinct encryption keys, the encryption approach is utilized, which lowers security. This study uses cloud balancing (CLB) and advanced cryptography of the Elliptical Curve (IECC) and APOW to expandload balancing management and cloud load security. This technique optimizes the user’s lifting choice and helps to guarantee improved load balancing management.