Security and Privacy Attribute Based Data Sharing in Public Cloud Storage

MEDAPATI NAVALIKA, POTHULA SRI RAMAKRISHNA

Abstract


Public cloud storage is a cloud storage model that give services to people and associations to store, alter and oversee data. Public cloud storage benefit is otherwise called storage benefit, utility storage and online storage. Cloud storage has numerous focal points, there is still stay different difficulties among which protection and security of clients data have significant issues in public cloud storage. Attribute Based Encryption (ABE) is a cryptographic system which gives data proprietor coordinate control over their data in public cloud storage. In the customary ABE conspire include single authority to keep up attribute set which can bring a solitary point bottleneck on both security and execution. Presently we utilize edge multi-authority Cipher content Policy Attribute-Based Encryption (CP-ABE) get to control plot, name TMACS. TMACS is Threshold Multi-Authority Access Control System. In TMACS, different authority mutually deals with the entire attribute set yet nobody has full control of a particular attribute. By joining limit secret sharing (t,n) and multi-authority CP-ABE conspire, we created dynamic multiauthority get to control framework in public cloud storage.


Keywords


Data Access Control; Auditing; CP-ABE; Cloud Storage;

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