MHT BASED INTEGRITY AUTHENTICATION FRAMEWORK: A DIFFERENT APPROACH FOR CLOUD DATA SECURITY

Authors

  • Ms. Sajjan R.S. Department of Computer Science and Engineering VVP Institute of Engineering and Technology Solapur (Soregaon), India
  • Mr. Vijay Ghorpade Ph.D. SRTM University, Nanded
  • Mr. Arkas B.D. Department of Computer Science and Engineering VVP Institute of Engineering and Technology Solapur (Soregaon), India

Keywords:

Authentication, Security, Merkle Hash Tree

Abstract

Cloud computing that concern the latest trend in application development for Internet services, relying on clouds of servers to manage multiple tasks that used by individual machines. The developers take important services, such as email, calendars, and word processing, and host them entirely online, proposed by the cloud of special servers with cloud computing. Cloud storage has become more popular for storing and sharing data across multiple users. Cloud computing is a recent trend in IT where data is stored in data centers rather than on personal portable PCs. But cloud do not ensures data security parameters such as data integrity, data authentication, data auditing and control to its users. Also in order to improve data reliability and availability, cloud service providers use common strategies like storing multiple replicas along with original datasets.

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Published

2021-02-25

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2016): IJIERT

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