Innovative Dual Authentication Protocols for Cloud Data Storage and Sharing

Abstract

As cloud computing continues to revolutionize the way data is stored and shared, the security of sensitive information becomes a paramount concern. This BTech project delves into the design and implementation of a robust dual access control framework for cloud-based data storage and sharing. The proposed system aims to enhance the security posture of cloud environments by incorporating a two-tier authentication mechanism.

The dual access control system combines traditional authentication methods, such as usernames and passwords, with an additional layer of security, such as biometrics or multi-factor authentication. This two-pronged approach ensures that only authorized users can access and share data stored in the cloud, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access and potential data breaches.

The project will involve the development of a prototype system, including the integration of authentication mechanisms and the establishment of secure data sharing protocols. Through rigorous testing and evaluation, the effectiveness of the dual access control system in safeguarding sensitive information will be assessed.

The outcomes of this project are expected to contribute to the advancement of cloud security practices, providing a valuable solution for organizations and individuals seeking enhanced protection for their data in cloud environments. The project aligns with the growing demand for innovative approaches to address the evolving challenges of securing information in the era of cloud computing.