Review Paper On An Efficient Encryption Scheme in Cloud Computing Using ABE
Review Paper On An Efficient Encryption Scheme in Cloud Computing Using ABE
ABSTRACT
Security for the data which is stored on the cloud by now, the cloud computing is one of the most able
user is very important issue. User may expect some applications platforms to solve the unstable expanding
security for their data from the cloud service provider, of data sharing along network. Computing technology
there can be serious issues concerning data security increase by cloud computing that uses Internet. It
between user and service provider. To solsolve this kind consists of the use of computing assets. That are ar
of issues, we can use third party as an auditor. Here delivered as a service to give access to their data for
we have analyzed different ways to ensure secure data storing and performing the preferred business
storage in cloud. We are going to provide the security operations, hence cloud service provider must provide
to the user’s data by using encryption technique. For the trust and security. There is valuable and most
this we are using the Advanced
nced Encryption Standard sensitive data in vast amount stored on the clouds.
clo
algorithm for encryption and decryption. But when There are concerns about scalable, flexible and the
Cloud Service Provider has both encryption and fine grained access control in the cloud computing
decryption keys, there is threat to security and privacy technology. For this intention there have been many
of data. CSP may pass the user data without user’s of the related
lated schemes that are proposed for purpose
knowledge. For auditing we are introducing Third of encryption. Such as simple encryption technique
tec
Party Auditor. Here the data will be encrypted at user that is typically studied. Hence we are going to
side and will be in encrypted form over network and discuss about Attribute Based Encryption schemes
to TPA. TPA will verify the data before storing it on and how this scheme has been developed and also
the cloud. There are large numbers of users of cloud modified further into key policy. The cloud
computing who are accessing and modifying the data computing technique has rapidly become a very
and they need the reliable service provider who can widely adopteded standard for delivering services over
provide complete security for their data. So the TPA the internet. Therefore, cloud services provider must
will audit the data and check the data integrity of provide the trust and security, as there is sensitive and
client’s data. Hence user will have more elaborated important data in large amount stored on clouds. For
view over his data privacy. protecting the privacy of the stored data, the data
dat must
be encrypted before uploading to the cloud by using
Keywords: Cloud Computing, Attribute based some cryptographic algorithms. In this paper we
encryption, Key policy, ciphertext policy, going to discuss about attribute based encryption
hierarchical-ABE scheme and its categories. Cipher text policy attribute
based encryption is one of possible schemes which
1. Introduction
has much more appropriate and more flexible for
In the network technology online data allotment has general application authority accepts the user
become a new pet, such as MySpace, Facebook .For enrolment and creates some parameters. By the User
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