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

Securing Data in Cloud Using Session Key

Author : Miss. Dolly Patel ¹ Miss. Farheen Khan ² Miss. Ashwini Malode ³ Miss. Komal Bhatia ⁴

Date of Publication :7th March 2015

Abstract: Cloud computing provides quick delivery of services and it provides benefits from low-cost and pay-byuse model. Cloud computing is very flexible it poses great threat to security of user data as user user fully trust o cloud services and data is transparent to the user. So there are many existing systems which provides security to the cloud and user data but there is no security mechanism for the data transmission or the data path. Therefore our system is focusing on the data transition path in which user can safely access and update the data on cloud. So our project provides session key for securing data transition path. The user will autonomously interact with the cloud without the external interface .We pay more attention on synchronizing and access rights to the user.

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