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A New Method for Handling Time-Sensitive Information

Chaitra Y

Abstract


Since cloud storage first emerged, privacy and confidentiality of data stored in public clouds have been major concerns. Different advances have been utilized to safeguard the information in the cloud. It is an issue comparable to distributed storage. It liberates data proprietors since he has no liability of giving data to any normal clients. Thus the requirement for steady reconnaissance and consistent security rehearses. To protect the uprightness of the information, specialists have proposed different strategies to guarantee information security. In any case, there have been no plans to strengthen fine-grained control and possible control up until this point. Client and author (the "evil dictator") cannot access the data in this project without the client's use of a secret key. Here, a new feature in which data users can be granted access by a technical backup account is highlighted. For the purpose of storing private electronic data, the CPABE policy has been modified.


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