Secure Virtualisation Using Hash Key Authentication
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https://doi.org//10.32628/CSEIT18386Keywords:
ABE, ECC, Access, Hypervisor, IDS.Abstract
In the current scenario, cloud computing is new kind of computing paradigm which enables sharing of computing assets over the net. The cloud characteristics are on-call for self-service, vicinity unbiased community get right of entry to, ubiquitous community get right of entry to and usage based totally pay. Due to this charming capabilities personal and public enterprise are outsourcing their large quantity of records on cloud storage. Organizations are encouraged to migrate their facts from nearby web site to central industrial public cloud server. By outsourcing statistics on cloud customers gets alleviation from storage preservation. Although there are numerous blessings to migrate facts on cloud garage it brings many safety problems. Therefore the records owners hesitate to emigrate their sensitive data. The current technique makes use of Virtual Machines and Hypervisor Intrusion Detection System, in detecting and stopping the hypervisor attacks inside the virtualized cloud surroundings. In this work, we proposed a model which searches and get access to files which are uploaded in a network. Elliptical Curve Cryptography and Attribute Based Encryption method are implemented for secured data communication. The proposed method is implemented in real time and the results prove that the proposed method is efficient than the existing methods.
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