data integrity auditing without private key storage for secure cloud storage
S.Dinesh Babu,Malathi.S,Pavan Kumar.B,Deva.H
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology
ISSN: 2321-3337 Impact Factor:1.521 Volume:6 Issue:3 Year: 20 April,2023 Pages:1721-1725
Abstract
Utilizing distributed storage administrations, clients can store their information in the cloud to maintain a strategic distance from the consumption of nearby information stockpiling also, support. To guarantee the honesty of the information put away in the cloud, numerous information uprightness evaluating plans have been proposed. In most, if not all, of the current plans, a client needs to utilize his private key to create the information authenticators for understanding the information honesty inspecting. Therefore, the client needs to have an equipment token (for example USB token, shrewd card) to store his private key and remember a secret phrase to actuate this private key. On the off chance that this equipment token is lost or this secret phrase is overlooked, the majority of the current information honesty inspecting plans would be not able work. So as to defeat this issue, we propose another worldview called information uprightness examining without private key stockpiling and structure such a plan. In this plan, we use biometric information (for example iris check, unique mark) as the client's fluffy private key to abstain from utilizing the equipment token. In the interim, the plan can in any case adequately complete the information honesty auditing. We use a straight sketch with coding and blunder remedy procedures to affirm the personality of the client. What's more, we structure another mark plot which supports blockless undeniable nature, yet in addition is perfect with the straight sketch. The security evidence and the execution examination demonstrate that our proposed plan accomplishes alluring security and productivity
Kewords
Privacy, Data Integrity, Encryption
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