R&D: Rubik’s Cube Encryption for Securing Cloud Stored Data

Springer Nature Switzerland AG. has published, in ICCNCT 2019: Second International Conference on Computer Networks and Communication Technologies proceedings, (Part of the Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies book series (LNDECT, volume 44) an article written by T. T. Anusree, and K. P. Swaraj, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Government Engineering College, Thrissur, India.

Abstract: “Cloud storage is an efficient solution for storage needs of organizations and individuals. But the data outsourcing and data transfer using the same network makes the cloud data more sensitive for attacks. Hence providing security to the cloud data while in storage or transit requires a prime concern. The denial of access to a third party also must be ensured for the confidentiality of stored data. In this paper, Rubik’s cube based encryption with data spitting technique is introduced to securely storing and transferring cloud stored medical records. And the role of the third party auditor also limited to verifying the user only. The multiple number of encryption and denial of access to the third party ensure that the data is protected in the cloud.“