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Research has discovered that typical security measures only provide a limited level of protection for cloud-based data. However, neither dependability nor security can be guaranteed at this time. This study gives a review of previous research that has been done. In addition, a more secure strategy has been proposed in this study. In the future, research activities may divide data as it is being sent. Because of this, there will be a lower likelihood of any security being breached. A soon-to-be-developed encryption technique could have the ability to prevent data from being lost or stolen. Not only would this give security at the application layer, but it would also provide security at the session level. It is not possible to send all of the data on a single channel. The data would be broken up into two parts: one for transmission through the fog, and another via the cloud. In the light of this, forthcoming work will make use of an integrated fog-based strategy for improving the security of the cloud. Because existing security mechanisms suffer from some drawbacks, there is a pressing need for such a system.
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Ayushi, Agarwal, M. (2024). Security Enhancement of Content in Fog Environment. In: Challa, R.K., et al. Artificial Intelligence of Things. ICAIoT 2023. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 1929. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-48774-3_12
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