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Secure Proxy Server Data Sharing Scheme in Hybrid Cloud

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  • Reshma Sultana
  • Ateeq-Ur-Rahman

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Security is the major concern for users willing to store their own information in any remote server. Public Data Storage is available for all the users accessing cloud servers. For public clouds, there will be no authentication for data as the information is available and accessible to everyone on network. However, Personal contents need security attention from data storage service providers and we call it as Cloud Service Providers. As the cloud server is untrusted, data owners hesitate to store their personal contents from their devices like PCs, laptops, smart devices etc to cloud servers. There exist a large vary of security problems within the distributed computing. This paper depends on the examination after effects of proxy cryptography, personality based open key cryptography and remote information honesty checking out in the open cloud. Now and again, the cryptographic operation will be appointed to the outsider for instance proxy. In this way, we need to utilize the proxy cryptography. Proxy cryptography is an essential cryptography primitive. Expecting the proxy server will act as a security agent in between data owners and cloud service providers. Adding proxy server will make application security to the next level. In order to realize the performance of the application, the proxy servers are best as they rely totally on client requests. Data owners’ data is secure through integrity keys which are generated and maintained by auditors.

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  • Reshma Sultana & Ateeq-Ur-Rahman, 2017. "Secure Proxy Server Data Sharing Scheme in Hybrid Cloud," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 2(6), pages 168-172, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v2:y2017:i6:id:hcseit172668
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