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Block Chain- Based Secure Storage and Access Scheme System for Data in IPFS

Dr Nanda Gopal S. M., Aashi Pradhan, Anupriya Singh, Amal Arshad, Gurram Jyoti

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With decentralized participant nodes cooperating to maintain a trustworthy database, block-chain is fundamentally a consensus system managed by several parties. In the current national network ecosystem, publishing is open to everybody. Knowledge files are a crucial information source that show how busy publishers are. Additionally, superior information resources can advance society. The opposite is true with inferior pirated files. The majority of firms currently use centralized servers to control how individuals distribute knowledge files. A distrusted third party must also be included in order to analyse and encrypt the data contained in files. Due to the lack of clear standards for identical intellectual files, file retention transactions become opaque, intellectual property is violated, and consistent file management systems cannot be maintained between institutions. We suggest an Interplanetary File System based Block-chain storage paradigm. (IPFS). The issue of storing transactions in a block and accessing them from that block is solved by immutability. In the proposed system, the file is saved in IPFS and the hash value of the message is stored in Block-chain, which reduces Block-chain size. IPFS stores the file as a hash value of the file. Block is append-only, protecting user privacy while making files and data easier to retrieve. The method also transfers files in the synchronized block-chain and uses the consensus of all participating nodes to assure traceability. This essay describes the upload and transfer of files along with the method's framework and guiding principles. Finally, the method's efficiency is compared, evaluated, and its advantages and disadvantages are covered. In this suggested system, the file is kept in IPFS while implementing the decentralized block chain process, reducing the size of the block chain, and other features. The hash value of the file is what is saved in IPFS as the file. Block is append-only, which safeguards user privacy while enabling quick access to files and data. Finally, the approach we provide is based on the Interplanetary File System, a block-chain storage paradigm (IPFS). The issue of storing transactions in a block and accessing them from that block is solved by immutability. The block chain stores the message's hash value.


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