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International Journal Of Computational Engineering Research (ijceronline.com) Vol. 2 Issue. 8In this Paper use the RSA algorithm as a basis to provide Cloud data-centric security for shared storage remote cloud data:C Select two prime numbersC Calculate n = p*q.C Calculate f(n) = (p-1)(q-1)C Select e such that e is relatively prime to f(n) and less than f(n).C Determine d such that de congruent modulo 1 (mod f(n)) and d
International Journal Of Computational Engineering Research (ijceronline.com) Vol. 2 Issue. 8Output: (i) Instantiation of a Request_evaluator behaviorBlockReceive(call_for_proposals(Reqi))if (not visitedFor(Reqi)) thenPrepare and Send ProposalBlockReceive(reply, timeout)if (reply = accept_proposal) thenInstantiate a Request_evaluator(Reqi) behaviorElseStart overelseSend refuse messageStart overUsers are then made members of roles, thereby acquiring the roles‟ authorizations. User access to resources iscontrolled by roles; each user is authorized to play certain roles and, based on his own role he can perform accesses to theresources and operate them correspondingly. As a role organizes a set of related authorizations together, it can simplify theauthorization management.Key Generation AlgorithmChoose a and b: two distinct prime numbers.Compute m = a b, Where m is used as the modulus for public and private keys.Compute Φ (m) = (a-1)(b-1), Where Φ is function.Choose an integer E such that, 1 < E < Φ (m) and common divisor of (E, Φ (m)) = 1.Determine D = 1/E mod Φ (m).All the above values of public key and private key must be kept secret.Encryption AlgorithmSender A transmits her public key (m, E) to recipient B for the process of encryption data.Represent the plaintext message as a positive integer n.Computes the cipher c = nE (mod m).Sends the cipher text c to recipient BWhen the data owner redefines a certain set of attributes for the purpose of user revocation, he also generatescorresponding proxy re-encryption keys and sends them to Cloud Servers. Cloud Servers, given these proxy re-encryption keys,can update user secret key components and re-encrypt data files accordingly without knowing the underlying plaintexts of datafiles. This enhancement releases the data owner from the possible huge computation overhead on user revocation. The dataowner also does not need to always stay online since Cloud Servers will take over the burdensome task after having obtainedthe PRE keys.Implementation StepsThe simulator is written in Java and runs on a Windows Vista Core 2 CPU 2.16 GHz machine. The set-up ofparameters of message exchanges and network characteristics are as follows. The cloud deployment consists of 20 server nodesthat are potentially able to host Web services. These 20 nodes are connected by a network such that the network has about 10%-50% network connectivity. In the simulation, we simulate the network of the cloud by randomly connecting one server node tothe other in the network with a certain probability, which is equal to the network connectivity. For example, if the networkconnectivity is 20%, each node is directly connected to 30% of the other cloud nodes. We assume that there are 20 differenttypes of request messages and response messages respectively exchanged between pairs of services during their interactions incomposite services.||Issn 2250-3005(online)|| ||December||2012|| Page 190
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