Secure Data Deduplication and Data accessing among Multi-cloud Framework
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Abstract
In this paper, we have reviewed on Secure Data deduplication mechanism over multi-cloud architecture, where Private Cloud is integrated as an intermediary to permit privileges’ to securely perform the data duplications check with differential benefits. In our presented system data owners are just outsource their data to the public cloud for the sake of data storage and data sharing, while outsourcing the data to the public cloud it will not assure among secured data deduplication as well secured accessing due to follows traditional schemes .(i.e.) Data and privileged keys get stored in the same cloud (Public Cloud), in order to address the above issues as our proposed system proposed a novel secured convergent key mechanism to achieve the secured data deduplication among multicloud architecture .Finally our system proves that our system has secured data deduplication mechanism with improved storage space and bandwidth.
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