Visible to the public Re-Encryption Model for Multi-Block Data Updates in Network Security

TitleRe-Encryption Model for Multi-Block Data Updates in Network Security
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2022
AuthorsK, Devaki, L, Leena Jenifer
Conference Name2022 International Conference on Applied Artificial Intelligence and Computing (ICAAIC)
Date Publishedmay
KeywordsAdvanced Encryption Standards, cloud computing, cloud storage, codes, data centers, Data models, Data visualization, Encryption, human factors, Metrics, Network security, policy-based governance, pubcrawl, re-encryption, Resiliency, revocation, Safe Coding, Update Code Online Data Reconstruction
AbstractNowadays, online cloud storage networks can be accessed by third parties. Businesses that host large data centers buy or rent storage space from individuals who need to store their data. According to customer needs, data hub operators visualise the data and expose the cloud storage for storing data. Tangibly, the resources may wander around numerous servers. Data resilience is a prior need for all storage methods. For routines in a distributed data center, distributed removable code is appropriate. A safe cloud cache solution, AES-UCODR, is proposed to decrease I/O overheads for multi-block updates in proxy re-encryption systems. Its competence is evaluated using the real-world finance sector.
DOI10.1109/ICAAIC53929.2022.9793070
Citation Keyk_re-encryption_2022