International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Fortify Cloud Computing Security with Federal Identity Management Using Hierarchical Identity- Based Cryptography

Author : S Venkata Ramanaiah ¹ A. Anil Kumar Reddy ² N.Prashanti ³

Date of Publication :24th August 2016

Abstract: An ever increasing number of organizations start to give various types of Cloud computing administrations for Internet clients in the meantime these administrations additionally bring some security issues. As of now the larger part of Cloud computing frameworks give computerized personality to clients to get to their administrations, this will bring some burden for a mixture cloud that incorporates various private mists as well as open mists. Today most Cloud computing framework utilize uneven and traditional open key cryptography to give information security and shared authentication. Personality based cryptography has some fascination qualities that appear to fit well the prerequisites of Cloud computing. In this paper, by receiving sustained e-rated personality administration together with various levelled character based cryptography (HIBC), the key conveyance, as well as the shared confirmation, can be streamlined in the cloud.

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