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Trust and Security to Shared Data in Cloud Computing: Open Issues

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Cloud computing is encouraging technology to the users, but not satisfactory in trust management, which hinders market growth. While sharing data, owner expected to restrict the authorised or unauthorised users from modification. It is essential to have a robust cryptographic mechanism which can provide fine-grained data access control with confidentiality, authenticity and anonymity at the same time. In addition, framework is needed for analysing trust management systems which can help to develop solutions to challenges such as identification, privacy, integration, security. In this paper, we focus on the data security from the perspective of three stakeholders, i.e. data owner, users and cloud provider. From the surveys analyse, there is still a need for new approach and policies is to be devised for trust, secure data out sourcing, and access policies to be investigated. The first need is to improvise cloud storage service privacy, second is to improvise the cloud data accessing policies and the third need is to integrate of trust computing and access control for identifying cloud reliability.

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Dhote, B.L., Krishna Mohan, G. (2019). Trust and Security to Shared Data in Cloud Computing: Open Issues. In: Kamal, R., Henshaw, M., Nair, P. (eds) International Conference on Advanced Computing Networking and Informatics. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 870. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-2673-8_14

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