Ensuring Better Privacy of Cloud Storage Using Elliptic Curve Cryptography
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https://doi.org//10.32628/CSEIT2062160Keywords:
Secure Transmission, Public Key Infrastructure, Privacy Preserving in cloud, Biometric in CloudAbstract
Cloud technology is very profitable for the business evolution. In cloud computing, the data is mostly outsourced. The security and integrity of the data in the cloud system is always a main worry. Because of rapid development of adaptable cloud services, it becomes increasingly vulnerable to use cloud services to share data in a friend circle in the environment of cloud computing. The user privacy is also an important concern. Many systems and technique are being developed to address these issues, but still there is always a scope of improvement. While addressing the issues related to the user privacy and data security and integrity, we must consider the efficiency of the system while accessing and searching for the data. In this paper, we discuss about the major challenges in cloud environment. Also, presented is a brief overview on proposed system with elliptical curve cryptography is a public key encryption technique uses the properties of elliptic curve in order to generate keys instead of using the traditional methodology of generation of keys.
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