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A Survey on Data Security Mechanism for Cloud Storage System


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1 Dept. of Computer Science, KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore-6411407, TN, India
 

Objectives: To analysis various mechanisms to improve the security of cloud storage system.

Methods: The methods such as unidirectional proxy re-encryption schemes, Identity-Based Proxy Re-Encryption system, third party auditor scheme, NCCloud, certificate based signature scheme and two-factor data security protection mechanism are analyzed in this paper.

Findings: In this paper various cloud storage data security protection techniques are compared through their merits and demerits of the technique to prove two-factor data security protection is better than other techniques. Encryption is the most effective technique to transmit the sensitive data in cloud environment. The findings of this work prove that the two-factor data security protection mechanism provides better result than other approaches.


Keywords

Cloud Storage System, Cloud Security, Cloud Protection, Two-Factor Data Security Protection.
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Authors

M. Vimala
Dept. of Computer Science, KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore-6411407, TN, India
K. Vishnukumar
Dept. of Computer Science, KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore-6411407, TN, India

Abstract


Objectives: To analysis various mechanisms to improve the security of cloud storage system.

Methods: The methods such as unidirectional proxy re-encryption schemes, Identity-Based Proxy Re-Encryption system, third party auditor scheme, NCCloud, certificate based signature scheme and two-factor data security protection mechanism are analyzed in this paper.

Findings: In this paper various cloud storage data security protection techniques are compared through their merits and demerits of the technique to prove two-factor data security protection is better than other techniques. Encryption is the most effective technique to transmit the sensitive data in cloud environment. The findings of this work prove that the two-factor data security protection mechanism provides better result than other approaches.


Keywords


Cloud Storage System, Cloud Security, Cloud Protection, Two-Factor Data Security Protection.

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