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Blowfish based encryption model in real cloud environment

Rubika Walia, Prachi Garg, Manish Kumar

Abstract


The introduction of the internet has made security a top anxiety. And the preceding of security permits for improved knowledge in the creation of security tools. Several concerns about safekeeping might have arisen just from the way the internet was set up. Many businesses use firewalls and encryption techniques to protect themselves online. Businesses can design an “intranet” that is protected from potential risks while being linked to the internet. For increased security, better encryption techniques are needed to retain data integrity. For better encryption, it is essential to consider into explanation a few of issues, including key size, chunk size, and encoding ratio. Documents transferred to subordinate storage strategies (such as Hard disk or SD card) must be encrypted to provide security and prevent unwanted access. If a key is kept on secondary storage with the document, it is quite simple to decrypt it. It is desirable to create encryption keys from operator passwords when encoding or decoding the folder rather than keeping the key together with the document.

Keywords


advance encryption system; secure hash algorithm; federal information processing standard; national institute of standards and technology

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.32629/jai.v6i3.695

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