Cloud-Based Data Storage and Sharing with Dual Access Control
Keywords:
Access Control, Cloud Storage Service, Cloud-Based Data Storage, Intel SGX, and Attribute-Based Encryption.Abstract
In recent years, the cost-effective management of cloud-based data storage has piqued the interest of both businesses and educational institutions alike. Service providers must implement secure data storage and sharing mechanisms to protect data confidentiality and service user privacy because they provide their services over an open network. Encryption is the most well-known strategy for shielding delicate information against splitting the difference. The down-to-earth need for information the executives can't, notwithstanding, be completely met simply by scrambling information. To stop A robust access control system for download requests and economic denial of sustainability attacks that would prevent users from using the service should also be taken into consideration. In this arrangement, we consider cloud-based capacity double access control as in we make a control component for both download solicitations and information access without forfeiting security or viability. Every one of the two double access control frameworks proposed in this study is custom fitted to a particular arranged climate.
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