Dipali Prakash Patil*, Amruta Deshmukh, Chandrani Singh and Ankush Kudale

Department of Computer Sciences, India

*Corresponding Author: Dipali Prakash Patil, Professor, Department of Computer Sciences, India.

Received: January 30, 2023; Published: February 14, 2023

Abstract

In cloud storage, remote data integrity testing is quite important. Without downloading the entire data set, it can force the clients to confirm that their outsourced data has been preserved. The clients may need to store their data on multi-cloud servers in certain application scenarios The integrity checking procedure must be effective to save the verifier money at the same time. Researcher formulate a unique remote data integrity checking paradigm based on these two points: Multi-cloud storage with ID-DPDP (identity-based distributed provable data possession). Given are the formal system model and security model. Using the bilinear pairings as a foundation, a specific ID-DPDP protocol is created. According to the conventional CDH (computational Diffie- Hellman) problem's hardness assumption, the proposed ID-DPDP protocol is demonstrably safe. Our ID-DPDP protocol is effective and adaptable in addition to the structural benefit of eliminating certificate administration. The proposed ID-DPDP protocol can implement private verification, delegated verification, and public verification depending on the client's authority. Event facts are accurate, disposition checking is to be copied, and ID-DPDP identity-based produced distribution obvious information for computers property) is being stored in several clouds. A solid, unique, ID-DPDP certified style is intended. The entire dress event system style to be traced and safety style to be traced are given by the linear pairings. The proposed ID-DPDP signed international agreement may be secure under the laboriousness constraint associated with the common CDH (computational Diffie- Hellman) hard question. A proposal ID-DPDP signed agreement between nations will note non-public verification, gave powers verification, and public verification. In addition to trying to structure better chances of elimination of statement of fact as authority business managers, our IDDPDP approved style is also wise at making an impression and versatile supported the customer's authority.

Keywords: Cloud Computing; Security; Computational Diffie-Hellman; Identity-based

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Citation

Citation: Dipali Prakash Patil., et al. “Possession of Identity-Based Distributed Verifiable Data in Several Cloud Storage".Acta Scientific Computer Sciences 5.3 (2023): 61-65.

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