Enhancing Invulnerability for Multi User Data Sharing using Key Agreement Protocol in Cloud Computing

Authors

  • Vivek Jaysing Nagargoje  Department of Computer Engineering, Siddhant College of Engineering, Sudumbare Maharashtra India
  • Manisha Darak  Department of Computer Engineering, Siddhant College of Engineering, Sudumbare Maharashtra India

Keywords:

Key Agreement Protocol, Centro Symmetric Balanced Incomplete Block Style (SBIBD), Data Sharing, Cloud Computing

Abstract

Data sharing in cloud computing permits multiple participants to freely share the cluster knowledge that improves the efficiency of labor in cooperative environments and has widespread potential applications. However, a way to build positive the protection knowledge info} of information sharing among and therefore the because of efficiently share the out sourced information in Associate in Nursing terribly cluster manner unit of activity formidable challenges. Note that key agreement protocols have contend a awfully necessary role in secure and economical cluster knowledge sharing in cloud computing. throughout this paper, by taking advantage of the Centro parallel balanced incomplete block vogue (SBIBD), we've a bent to tend to gift a unique block design-based key agreement protocol that supports multiple participants, which can exile extend the number of participants in Associate in Nursing terribly cloud surroundings the structure of the block vogue. Supported the planned cluster knowledge sharing model, we've a bent to gift general formulas for generating the common conference key K for multiple participants. Note that by taking advantage of the block vogue, the tactic complexness of the planned protocol linearly can increase with the number of participants and also the communication quality is greatly reduced. To boot, the fault tolerance property of our protocol permits the cluster knowledge sharing in cloud computing to face to utterly completely different key attacks, that's analogous to protocol.

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2019-06-30

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Vivek Jaysing Nagargoje, Manisha Darak, " Enhancing Invulnerability for Multi User Data Sharing using Key Agreement Protocol in Cloud Computing, IInternational Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology(IJSRCSEIT), ISSN : 2456-3307, Volume 5, Issue 3, pp.649-656, May-June-2019.