Privacy Preserving using Encryption Proxy in Data Security

V.K. Saxena¹ , S. Pushkar²

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Isroset-Journal
Vol.5 , Issue.2 , pp.36-41, Apr-2017

Online published on Apr 30, 2017

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Abstract :
Cloud computing is altering the approach that organizations handle their information, suitable to its strength, low down expenditure and omnipresent nature. Privacy concerns occur each time susceptible information is redistributed to the cloud. This paper presents architecture for storage to the cloud database that averts the partial proprietor along with the cloud supervisor to find out the redistributed database substance. Furthermore, machine legible rights terms are used in a bid to bound end users of the database. These restrictions are not unstable by supervisors after the database associated request is launched, because a novel task of privilege editors is defined once an application is launched. Additionally, dependable computing is functional to bind cryptographic key notwithstanding trusted states. By preventive the obligatory belief in both commercial as well as outside supervisors and service providers, we work against the often scarified privacy and understanding risks of commercial cloud computing.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Data security, Access control, Outsourcing, Privacy, Software Architecture

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