Cooperative Provable Data Possession for Multi-Cloud Server Storage
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Abstract
Provable data possession (PDP) is a strategy for guaranteeing the trustworthiness of information away outsourcing. In this paper, we address the construction of a proficient PDP scheme for disseminated distributed storage to bolster the versatility of administration and information migration, in which we consider the presence of different cloud administration providers to agreeably store and keep up the customers' information. We display an cooperative PDP (CPDP) scheme based on homomorphic verifiable response and hash file indexing order. We demonstrate the security of our scheme based on multi-proven zeroknowledge proof system, which can fulfill culmination, information soundness, and zero-information properties. In addition, we verbalize execution optimization instruments for our scheme, and specifically exhibit a proficient technique for selecting ideal parameter qualities to minimize the computation expenses of customers and capacity administration providers. Our examinations demonstrate that our solution presents lower computation and communication overheads in comparison with non-helpful methodologies
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