A Hybrid Framework for Security in Cloud Computing Based on Different Algorithms

Cloud computing is the concept used to decode Daily Computing Issues. It is essentially a virtual pool of resources and also provides these tools to customers through the Internet. It is the net-based advancement and utilized in computer technology. The widespread problem connected with cloud computing is information privacy, protection, anonymity, and dependability, etc. However, the main issue involving them is safety and how the cloud supplier guarantees it. Securing the cloud means to secure the treatments (calculations) and storage (databases hosted by the Cloud provider). The paper reviews concurrent articles on security in cloud computing. By conducting research, we have managed to identify and analyze different security issues associated with the cloud as well as various cryptographic algorithms adaptable to better security for the cloud, and based on those algorithms, we have proposed a hybrid framework for security in cloud computing.

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