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Designing a Multi-party Collaborator of Explicit Units of the Blockchain to Mitigate the Security Attacks on the Data Migration from Cloud to Cloud

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The advancement of internet-based applications generated enormous voluminous media data, requiring effective storage and processing pipelines to handle the complexity of data and flow of information. For many years, cloud computing platforms provide storage facilities for many user applications and use-cases where voluminous data can be stored and manage effectively. The current research effort is still towards enlarging the storage and processing capacity of cloud servers at different user terminals. However, it is observed by exploring the traditional approaches in cloud storage management is- cloud storage bucket can effectively manage the data. Still, it doesn't ensure a higher degree of security of the data stored in the untrusted cloud storage buckets. Thereby, it is essential to develop security solution modeling to ensure data integrity in the cloud-to-cloud information migration process. Although a research trend indicates substantial effort towards developing cryptography-based solution approaches, most of them intensify the communication burden during execution. The study addresses this problem and applies the strength factor of blockchain-based security measures to preserve the integrity in distributed cloud architecture. The entire concept of the study is represented with an analytical form which shows how high dimensional media data is encrypted in cloud storage buckets using simplified hash-based 2-layers of encryption using SHA-256. The experimental analysis of the security approach shows that it ensures a higher degree of data security in the cloud-to-cloud migration with considerable numerical outcomes.

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Aruna, M.G., Mohan, K.G. Designing a Multi-party Collaborator of Explicit Units of the Blockchain to Mitigate the Security Attacks on the Data Migration from Cloud to Cloud. Wireless Pers Commun 121, 3243–3261 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-08873-7

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