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Improving Efficiency of Security in Multi-Cloud
Improving Efficiency of Security in Multi-Cloud
Improving Efficiency of Security in Multi-Cloud
Sridharan.K
Panimalar Engineering College,
sridharank.p@gmail.com
Abstract--Due to risk in service availability failure and the possibilities of malicious insiders in the single cloud, a movement towards
Multi-clouds has emerged recently. In general a multi-cloud security system there is a possibility for third party to access the user files.
Ensuring security in this stage has become tedious since, most of the activities are done in network. In this paper, an enhanced security
methodology has been introduced in order to make the data stored in cloud more secure. Duple authentication process introduced in this
concept defends malicious insiders and shields the private data. Various disadvantages in traditional systems like unauthorized access,
hacking have been overcome in this proposed system and a comparison made with the traditional systems in terms of performance and
computational time have shown better results.
Keywords: Cloud Computing , Cloud Security , Cloud Performance, Multi Cloud.
INTRODUCTION:
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PROPOSED SYSTEM:
2.3.1 Multi cloud storage:
2.1 Architecture:
CSP
CSP
CSP
FILE SPILTER/MERGER
PART 1
PART 2
PART 3
HOMOMORPHIC VERIFIABLE
RESPONSE
LOGIN
LCLIENTS
TRUSTED
THIRD PARTY
TOKEN
KEY
KEY
DISTRIBUTION
CENTER(KDC)
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4 EXPERIMENTAL RESULT:
5 CONCLUSION:
This paper shows the security of constant users in order
to access the cloud storage. And customers only need to deal
with that service provider, using very simple and unified service
interface, without concerning the internal processes between
heterogeneous clouds. This model can ensure high data
reliability, low compilation time and high security by using
intelligent data security strategies.
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