effective multi cloud and multi level secured data storage and retrieval system
Pavan Kumar D,Harish babu R.L,Katari Lakshmipathi,Priya V
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: 25 April,2023 Pages:1784-1791
Abstract
In accordance with more data storage needs turning over to the cloud, finding a secure and efficient data access structure has become a major research issue. In the proposed system, data is encrypted and storing it in cloud. As per our proposed system we implement the multi security levels High security, Medium Security, Low Security. In High Security it measures involve data encryption and splitting the information into two parts, which are then stored in separate cloud for added protection. In Medium Security the data is encrypted and stored in a single cloud. In Low Security For standard security, data is encrypted and stored as usual in single cloud. When the User needs to Retrieval the data, that data is rearrange and to decrypt the data.
Kewords
Encryption, Secure, Cloud.
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