A SURVEY ON RAAC: ROBUST AND AUDITABLE ACCESS CONTROL WITH MULTI-ATTRIBUTE AUTHORITIES FOR PUBLIC CLOUD STORAGE

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Mr. Vipin
Dr. Pankaj Agarkar

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Information which uploaded over wide public storage frameworks are accessed by many intruders by violating the access control mechanism. Cipher textpolicy Attribute-Based Encryption (CP-ABE) has been embraced as a promising method to give adaptable, secure and granular information and protect from unauthorized access in a distributed storage system with genuine yet inquisitive cloud servers. In any case, when various CP-ABE designs are available which provides a wide range of features those can be used to control data storage in a distributed cloud storage, most or all of the approaches followed the process where the single expert executes the monotonous customer validation and authenticity checks and secret key distribution which then results in a single point bottleneck for executing all the tasks. Clients may think to use complex key and its access mechanism for that they can use extensive stretch to acquire their secrete keys, accordingly bringing about low-effectiveness of the framework. Even though multi specialist involved in the proposed security mechanism, these plans still can't defeat the disadvantages of single-point bottleneck and low productivity, because of the way that every experts still autonomously deals with a unique property set. In this paper, we present a novel heterogeneous framework to oust the issue of single-point bottleneck execution process and provide a more viable access control process with an analyzing segment. Our framework uses various credit authorities to share the tasks of customer legitimacy check. In the meantime, in our arrangement, a CA (Central Authority) is in control to create secret keys for affirmed clients who have completed the authenticity checks. To redesign security, we furthermore propose an analyzing segment to track the audit and identify any gaps in the process or system which quality master has incorrectly or maliciously played out during authenticity check for customers.

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Vipin, M., & Agarkar, D. P. (2018). A SURVEY ON RAAC: ROBUST AND AUDITABLE ACCESS CONTROL WITH MULTI-ATTRIBUTE AUTHORITIES FOR PUBLIC CLOUD STORAGE. Multidisciplinary Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology, 5(3&4), 1–7. Retrieved from https://journals.mriindia.com/index.php/mjret/article/view/1121
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