Applicability of Identified File Security Techniques in Enhancing the Security Safeguards in Cloud Computing
Muskan Talreja
Barkatullah University, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
Receiving Date:
2017-06-15
Acceptance Date:
2017-07-25
Publication Date:
2017-08-10
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Abstract
Security is necessary for sharing fragile Information in the cloud. Utilizing the real key makes the framework share the delicate Information without moving Keys for every single record. This framework employments Hilter kilter encryption standard for scrambling all the
The Information followed by open key encryption. The users will get their data retrieved once they put the private key as well as a master key that they received from the sender. if the key is hacked during transmission, the suspicious attacker will not be able to get the data to decrypt as the data is secured by the private key.It is not mandatory to share key for each and every document because the user can decrypt the file using a master key. All information and data are extracted by the master secret key. so the data protected in different places, and user can use it anywhere.
Keywords:
File Security Techniques; cloud computing; Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
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