This document outlines a public auditing system for file sharing in the cloud. It discusses the existing systems' limitations around privacy and efficiency. The proposed system aims to develop an effective public auditing protocol that overcomes these limitations through encryption, data splitting, and simultaneous auditing. It presents the system architecture, software and hardware requirements, problem statement around limited auditing and bandwidth, and future work around identity privacy preservation during public auditing of shared data. In conclusion, the document emphasizes that cloud storage provides convenience and reliability but also requires privacy-preserving auditing mechanisms.
This document outlines a public auditing system for file sharing in the cloud. It discusses the existing systems' limitations around privacy and efficiency. The proposed system aims to develop an effective public auditing protocol that overcomes these limitations through encryption, data splitting, and simultaneous auditing. It presents the system architecture, software and hardware requirements, problem statement around limited auditing and bandwidth, and future work around identity privacy preservation during public auditing of shared data. In conclusion, the document emphasizes that cloud storage provides convenience and reliability but also requires privacy-preserving auditing mechanisms.
This document outlines a public auditing system for file sharing in the cloud. It discusses the existing systems' limitations around privacy and efficiency. The proposed system aims to develop an effective public auditing protocol that overcomes these limitations through encryption, data splitting, and simultaneous auditing. It presents the system architecture, software and hardware requirements, problem statement around limited auditing and bandwidth, and future work around identity privacy preservation during public auditing of shared data. In conclusion, the document emphasizes that cloud storage provides convenience and reliability but also requires privacy-preserving auditing mechanisms.
This document outlines a public auditing system for file sharing in the cloud. It discusses the existing systems' limitations around privacy and efficiency. The proposed system aims to develop an effective public auditing protocol that overcomes these limitations through encryption, data splitting, and simultaneous auditing. It presents the system architecture, software and hardware requirements, problem statement around limited auditing and bandwidth, and future work around identity privacy preservation during public auditing of shared data. In conclusion, the document emphasizes that cloud storage provides convenience and reliability but also requires privacy-preserving auditing mechanisms.
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PUBLIC AUDITING
FILE SHARING SYSTEM
LAHARI(20H81A0508) GUIDE : Dr.Akheel Sir SANIYA(20H81A0519) HOD : Dr.Akheel Sir SARIYA(20H81A0516) GUIDE G CONTENT 01 Abstract
02. Objective
03. Existing System
04. Proposed System
05. Scope
06. System Architecture
07. Software And Hardware Requirements
08. Problem statement
09. Future Work
10. Conclusion
11/11/2023 01 ABSTRACT Cloud computing customers do not own a physical infrastructure rather they rent the usage from a third party provider .
They consume resources as a service and pay only for resources that they use .
Cloud computing comes in three forms :public cloud , private cloud , hybrid cloud.
User access the application and enjoy the on-demand high quality information and services from a shared pool of configurable computing resources with out the burden of local data storage maintenance. 01 ABSTRACT There is need to develop an effective public aditing protocol which overcomes the limitation of the existing auditing scheme.
Cloud storage is widely used by both individual users and organizational user due to its efficient and scalable data storage services.
Because of vulnerabilities of hardware/software , human error and malicious attacks , the audit of data integrity in cloud has become the focus of research.
Public auditing is used for privacy preserving mechanism.
02 OBJECTIVE The objective of the system is to develop a system that would enable the cloud users to have control over their data so that they can ensure that the data is secured and not corrupted.
It provide security to the users data by encrypting the data and splitting up the file into small block for storage.
Auditing the cloud storage without demanding a local copy of data enables more efficiency. 03 EXISTING SYSTEM The existing mechanism a new significant privacy issue introduced in case of shared memory with the use of the leakage of identity privacy to public verifiers . The traditional approach for checking data correctness is to retrieve the entire data from the cloud and then verify data integrity by checking the correctness of signatures. DISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM They do not perform the multiple auditing task in simultaneously. Loss of datas. Does not provide any privacy for private datas. Autentication time takes too long. 04 PROPOSED SYSTEM o The proposed system , a privacy preserving public auditing mechanism for shared data in the cloud. o In proposed system we have auditor and secret keys which protects and preserve our data from the attackers . ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM The proposed system can perform multiple auditing tasks simultaneously.
They improve the efficiency of verification for multiple auditing tasks.
High security provide for file sharing .
Admin has control deleting users.
Users can send request to auditor.
05 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT • Trusted cloud services provides a security solution to the cloud users it ensures that the data of the users that have been stored in a remote server is secured and controlled. 06 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
• 04 07 SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
Software Requirements Hardware Requirements
• Language : html , JavaScript , CSS , SQL • 1 GB RAM • OS : Window 7 32 bit • 80 GB Hard Disk • MYSQL Server • Above 2GHz Processor • NetBeans IDE 7.1.2 • Data Card • JDK 11/11/2023 08 PROBLEM STATEMENT Audit cloud storage demanding local copy of data.
Violates the privacy-preserving gaurantee.
Large communication overhead and time delay.
Bandwidth available between the TPA and cloud server is limited.
Auditor can modify user data.
The number of times a particular data file can be audited is limited by the number of secret key. 09 FUTURE WORK In our future work will be how to avoid this type of re-computation introduced by dynamic groups while still preserving identity privacy from the public verifier during the process of public auditing on shared data. 10 CONCLUSION o In conclusion , cloud storage is a great way to store data and files o It is convenient , reliable , and secure. o You can access your files from anywhere , and you dont have to worry about losing them if something happens to your computer. o More and more users have started to use the cloud for their day-to-day personal or professional activities. o Cloud storage is essential for anyone who wants to keep their data safe and accessible,especially if your business heavily relies on it. THANK YOU
