A Review on Hybrid Encryption in Cloud Computing

Kumar, Lalit; Badal, Neelendra

doi:10.1109/iot-siu.2019.8777503

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“…The article's authors utilize a hybrid encryption technique rather than a single encryption algorithm to secure cloud storage [23]. The hybrid method of AES and FHE is the authors' main focus.…”

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“…In contrast to previous approaches, this hybrid technique allows the user to maintain data, and is more redundant and safer. To produce hybrid encryption calculations based on AES and RSA in Bluetooth innovation, the authors took use of the procedure speed of secret key encryption and the suitable key administration of common key encryption [23]. They believe that if AES can use a 256-piece square figure with 14 cycles for encryption, this innovation may also be used in cloud computing.…”

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“…The encryption procedure in the second phase is based on a fully homomorphic encryption method. This approach accomplishes two goals: additional substance and multiplicative homomorphic [23]. The user will only use the substance calculations that have been added.…”

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“…The user has ciphertext from the maiden scramble and is using the private key at this point. Using added substance homomorphic encryption, the Cipher content and secret key will now be encoded together [23]. The user can secure data confidentiality, privacy, and integrity from hackers by employing this strategy.…”

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“…The user can secure data confidentiality, privacy, and integrity from hackers by employing this strategy. Users may learn more about how this strategy works by looking at the flow chart and algorithm in the methodology section of this article [23].…”

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A Dynamic Four-Step Data Security Model for Data in Cloud Computing Based on Cryptography and Steganography

Adee

Mouratidis

2022

Sensors

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Cloud computing is a rapidly expanding field. It allows users to access computer system resources as needed, particularly data storage and computational power, without managing them directly. This paper aims to create a data security model based on cryptography and steganography for data in cloud computing that seeks to reduce existing security and privacy concerns, such as data loss, data manipulation, and data theft. To identify the problem and determine its core cause, we studied various literature on existing cloud computing security models. This study utilizes design science research methodology. The design science research approach includes problem identification, requirements elicitation, artifact design and development, demonstration, and assessment. Design thinking and the Python programming language are used to build the artifact, and discussion about its working is represented using histograms, tables, and algorithms. This paper’s output is a four-step data security model based on Rivest–Shamir–Adleman, Advanced Encryption Standard, and identity-based encryption algorithms alongside Least Significant Bit steganography. The four steps are data protection and security through encryption algorithms, steganography, data backup and recovery, and data sharing. This proposed approach ensures more cloud data redundancy, flexibility, efficiency, and security by protecting data confidentiality, privacy, and integrity from attackers.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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