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An Efficient Data Security in Cloud Computing Using the RSA Encryption Process Algorithm

V.Masthanamma1,G.Lakshmi Preya2
UG Scholar, Department of Information Technology, Saveetha School of Engineering Saveetha University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Abstract

Nowadays cloud computing is emerging technology which gives open resources on the internet. It is offering large amount of data to the users and distributed data over the network. But the main issue is it does not have any security in distributing data. It becomes the main obstacle in cloud computing environment. So to enhance the security, we proposed an algorithm called RSA algorithm. It is a new approach and it met the requirements of publickey systems. By using this algorithm it will increase the security in data and consumes less time and less cost.

Keywords

cloud computing, distributed data, security, RSA algorithm

INTRODUCTION

Cloud computing denotes sharing of resources rather than having local servers to handle applications. It provides services to servers, storage and applications over the internet. And this cloud computing environment is used by all small and large company users. It also developed an application called „GOOGLE CLOUD‟. And there are also many factors supporting cloud computing like virtualization process, distributed storage, fast and inexpensive server, broadband internet access etc. But the major drawback is security in providing data over the internet. Each and every cloud searcher is raising a question to cloud provider that whether it contains security policies and procedures before hosting their applications. Due to poor security, there exists poor API‟s, data loss, hijacking, traffic etc. so to protect the data, we proposed RSA algorithm.
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RSA algorithm is most widely a general purpose approach to public-key encryption. It is an encryption-decryption technique. It consists of plaintext and cipher text in the form of integers between 0 to n-1. This plain text is encrypted in blocks; each and every block has a binary value which should be less than n.
This algorithm is done in three steps:
Key generation
Encryption
Decryption

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PROPOSED WORK

1. RSA Algorithm Process:
RSA algorithm is most widely a general purpose approach to public-key encryption. It is an encryption-decryption technique. It consists of plaintext and cipher text in the form of integers between 0 to n-1. This plain text is encrypted in blocks; each and every block has a binary value which should be less than n.
This algorithm is done in three steps:
Key generation
Encryption
Decryption
The plain text block is taken as M and cipher text block is taken as C. It uses the formula (i.e.) C=Memod n.
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2. Key Generation:
In key generation consider two prime numbers (i.e.) p and q. it consists of public key and a private key. The public key will be known to everyone. Calculate the value of n. select a random encryption key e calculate the gcd and it should be equal to 1. Then find the decryption key d. finally calculate the public key and private key.
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3. Encryption process:
In the encryption process represent a plaintext in series of numbers modulo n. the encryption process to obtain ciphertext C from plaintext M is very simple. It is formulated as: C=Me mod n
Where C = ciphertext
M = message text
E = public key
D = private key
The file will be encrypted by sending an symmetric file encrypted key (FEK) simultaneously asymmetric public key will generated, both will be combined and forms an encrypted FEK with a header file.
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Decryption process:
The reverse process of encryption will be decryption. It can be generated using the formula: m= edmod n.
`Where C =ciphertext
M=message text
E =public key
D =private key
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Example for RSA algorithm:
Step 1: Select primes: p=17 &q=11
Step 2: Compute n = pq=17×11=187
Step 3: Compute ø(n)=(p–1)(q-1)=16×10=160
`Step 4: Select e :gcd(e,160)=1; choose e=7
Step 5: Determine d: de=1 mod 160 and d < 160 Value is d=23 since 23×7=161= 10×160+1
Step 6: Publish public key KU={7,187}
Step 7: Keep secret private key KR={23,17,11}

CONCLUSION

RSA algorithm has been implemented and analysed. But the RSA also contains drawback like fake public key algorithm, complexity of key generation, security needs, speed is low. In future work we can use the longer encrypted key with symmetric cipher encryption algorithm key file. It is an excellent method to the symmetric key distribution problem.

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