A USER-CENTRIC DATA PROTECTION METHOD FOR

CLOUD STORAGE BASED ON INVERTIBLE DWT

Han Qiu, Hassan Noura, Meikang Qiu.

Vel Tech High Tech Dr.Rangarajan Dr.Sakunthala Engineering College.

dinaraina4031@gmail.com , dinaking86088@gmail.com , santhoshr1998@gmail.com .

ABSTRACT:
One reasonable solution is to protect data on a safe end user’s machine before
outsourcing to Clouds which naturally becomes traditional ciphers. However,
encryption algorithms are transferring protection on data to protection on keys
which in turn, introduces Selective encryption.It is a new trend in image and video
content protection. It consists of encrypting only a subset of the data. The aim of
selective encryption is to reduce the amount of data to encrypt while preserving a
sufficient level of security.Due to this drawback, AES (Advanced Encryption
Standard)is used.The proposed method is performed in order to establish its level
of security.

Keywords:SE(Selective Encryption), AES (Advanced Encryption

Standard),Data Privacy,Symmetric Key Block Cipher.

INTRODUCTION: issues in ensuring their data privacy.

One reasonable solution is to protect
Cloud storage has became a
data on a safe end user’s machine
advantage for many businesses and to
before outsourcing to Clouds which
minimize the problems in maintaining
naturally becomes traditional ciphers
large capacity over the years. Not all
such as AES. However, encryption
users are completely satisfactory with
algorithms are transferring protection
the cloud storage due to the trust
on data to protection on keys which in
turn, introduces key management
problems. Once the key is exposed,
data security will be threatened.
Worse, if the end users have no
cryptography good practice and try to
reuse the same key for different data
protection; one key exposure will lead
to a large range of data leakage. Thus,
in addition to ciphers, other data
protection schemes are necessary to
support such scenarios.
EXISTING SYSTEMS:
One reasonable solution is to protect
data on a safe end user’s machine
before outsourcing to Clouds which
naturally becomes traditional ciphers
such as AES. However, encryption
algorithms are transferring protection
on data to protection on keys which in
turn, introduces. Selective encryption
is a new trend in image and video
content protection. It consists of
encrypting only a subset of the data.
The aim of selective encryption is to
reduce the amount of data to encrypt
while preserving a sufficient level of
security.
PROBLEM DESCRYPTION:
The issue definition for the existing
frame work is
 The clear understanding and
learing of this process is not
characterized properly.
 The security standards given in
this technique was not upto the
mark.
 The aim of selective encryption
is to reduce the amount of data
to encrypt while preserving a
sufficient level of security
PROPOSED STSTEM:
The proposed method is
performed in order to establish its
level of security. The private fragment
of one data chunk is supposed to be
securely protected. We assume it is
encrypted with AES128 but can be
replaced with other encryption
algorithms as the flexibility. AES
(Advanced Encryption
sStandard).Encryption standard
supported by the National Institute of
Standards & Technology (NIST).
AES is a cryptographic cipher that
uses a block length of 128 bits and
key lengths of 128, 192 or 256 bits.
ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM:
FLOW DIAGRAM
USER LOGIN PAGE
In this page the data owner needs
to login to get access to the required
file by means of password and
username. If he enters any invalid
name or password he cant go to the
window page.
FILE UPLOAD
User will login their account and
upload a file or image, and that
files/image are encrypt and store in
admin side. Even uploaded user also
doesn’t access ,before admin can
accept.
STORE DATA IN PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE CLOUDS
In this part the uploaded file stores
under two clouds: PUBLIC CLOUDS
and PRIVATE CLOUDS. The files
splited here and stores under public
and private clouds. In public clouds,
we can show the file that we are
already uploaded, but in private
clouds, we can’t able to access the
file, because that uploaded file will be
encrypted in private clouds.
USER REQUESTING FILE
FROM CLOUDS
In this module User will request
the file that is uploaded by another
user(owner), user cannot know that
the file is under private or public
clouds.
RESPONSE FOR THE
REQUESTED FILE
In this part owner will give response
for the file requested by user. owner
knows the file that it is stored under
private or public clouds.
VIEW/READ FILE
For reading each file which have
been uploaded and split into 4 parts
we should be owner of the file
otherwise we should know the four
different key which have been
combined by random algorithm after
reading the file you can also
download the file otherwise with
wrong key you can’t open content.
ALGORITHM
AES Algorithm:
• Step1: Byte Substitution
•Step 2: Row Shift
• Step 3: Column mixing
• Step 4: Round key addition
• The input to the encyption and
decryption algorithms is a single 128-
bit block.
• The block is represented as a row of
matrix of 16 bytes.
• AES uses several rounds in which
each round is made of several stages.
• Data block is transformed from one
stage to another.
•After the final stage, state is copied
to an output matrix.
CONCLUSION
In our project, we proposed a solution
for end users to exploit the usage of
cheap Cloud storage services while
keeping their data safe. Our method
can be applied on many different data
formats which significantly improved
the concept of selective encryption by
introducing fragmentation and
dispersion methods. The experimental
and theoretical results have verified
that our method can provide a high
level of protection with resistance
against propagation errors. We also
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