A Novel Approach for Data Storage Security in Multicloud Computing
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https://doi.org/10.51983/ajeat-2014.3.1.700Keywords:
Multicloud, security, privacy, cloud, partitioningAbstract
In cloud a service the main tedious problems are security and secrete maintains of the information, with the help of Multicloud services security can be enhanced and privacy can be maintained. Along with these data are encrypted by the data owner and that data are stored in cloud database. It will be more secured. For sharing the resource and information Multicloud approach can be performed. Data owner maintains the information security, The cloud is general storage any one can access the service. Many security problem raised in cloud computing. However, despite the potential gains achieved from the cloud computing freely accessible resource is still questionable which impacts the cloud adoption. Many misusing problem arise in cloud computing .To solve this problem multiple cloud approach and encrypting technique is used is proposed for enhancing security and privacy.
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