IRJET- Accomplishing Secure, Widespread, and Fine-Grained Question Results Check for Secure Look Conspire Over Encoded Cloud Information

International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056
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ACCOMPLISHING SECURE, WIDESPREAD, AND FINE-GRAINED
QUESTION RESULTS CHECK FOR SECURE LOOK CONSPIRE OVER
ENCODED CLOUD INFORMATION.
Kiruthika .K1, Bhavana priyaY.S2, Suvarna Lakshmi .C3, Udaya Priya .R4
1Professor, Dept. of CSE, Panimalar Engineering College, Tamil Nadu, India
2, 3, 4 UG Student, Dept. of CSE, Panimalar Engineering College, Tamil Nadu, India
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Abstract - Secure pursuit strategies over encoded cloud
information enable an approved client to inquiry information
documents of enthusiasm by submitting scrambled question
catchphrases to the cloud server in a protection safeguarding
way. In any case, practically speaking, the returned question
results might be mistaken or deficient in the exploitativecloud
condition. For instance, the cloud server may deliberately
preclude some qualified outcomes to spare computational
assets and correspondence overhead. In this manner, a well-
working secure inquiry framework ought to give a question
comes about check system that enables the information client
to confirm comes about. In this paper, we outline a protected,
effectively incorporated, and fine-grained question comes
about confirmation instrument, by which, given an encoded
inquiry comes about set, the question client can not only
exclusively check the rightness of every information record in
the set yet in addition can additionally cancheck whatnumber
of or which qualified information documents are not returned
if the set is inadequate before unscrambling. The check plot is
free coupling to concrete secure inquiry procedures and can
be effectively coordinated into any safe question conspire. We
accomplish the objective by building secure checkquestion for
scrambled cloud information. Moreover, ashortmarkstrategy
with greatly little stockpiling cost is proposed to ensure the
credibility of confirmation protestandacheckquestionaskfor
method is introduced to enable the inquiry client to safely get
the coveted check protest. Executionassessmentdemonstrates
that the proposed plans are down to earth and proficient.
Keywords: cloud server, query, secure, data files,
information.
1. INTRODUCTION
In a search process, for a returned query results set
that contains multiple encrypted data files, a data user
may wish to verify the correctness of each encrypted
data file (thus, he can remove incorrect results and
retain the correct onesastheultimatequeryresults)or
can check how many or which qualified data files are
not returned on earth if the cloud server intentionally
omits some query results. This information can be
regarded as a hard evidencetopunishthecloudserver.
This is challenging to achieve the fine-grained
verifications since the query and verification are
enforced in the encrypted environment. We propose a
secure and fine-grained query results verification
scheme by constructing the verification object for
encrypted outsourced data files. When a query ends,
the query results set along with the corresponding
verification object are returned together, by which the
query user can accurately verify: 1) the correctness of
each encrypted data file in the results set 2) how many
qualified data files are not returned and 3) which
qualified data files are not returned. Furthermore, our
proposed verification scheme is lightweight and
loosely coupled to concrete secure queryschemesand
can be very easily equipped into any secure query
schemeforcloudcomputing.However,somenecessary
extensions andimportantworks areneededforfurther
supply to perfect our original scheme such as detailed
performance evaluation and formal securitydefinition
and proof. More importantly, in the dishonest cloud

environment, the scheme suffers from the following
two important security problems: 1) Just as possibly
tampering or deleting query results, the dishonest
cloud server may also tamper or forge verification
objects themselvestomakethedatauserimpossible to
perform verification operation. Specially, once the
cloud server knows that the query results verification
scheme is provided in the secure search system, he
may return in veracious verification object to escape
responsibilities of misbehavior. 2) When a data user
wants to obtain the desired verification object, some
important information will be revealed such as which
verification objects are being or have been requested
before frequently,etc.Thisinformationmayleakquery
user’s privacy and expose some useful contents about
data files. More importantly, this exposed information
may become temptations of misbehavior for the cloud
server.
Figure1. Proposed System Architecture Design
1.1 System Scope and Contributions
Essentially, the secure search is thus a technique that
allows an authorized data user to search over the data
owner’s encrypteddatabysubmittingencryptedquery
keywords in a privacy-preserving manner and is an
effectiveextensionoftraditionalsearchableencryption
to adapt for the cloud computing environment.
Motivated by the effective information retrieval on
encrypted outsourced cloud data. The secure keyword
search issuesincloudcomputinghavebeenadequately
researched which aim to continually improve search
efficiency, reduce communication and computation
cost, and enrich the category of search function with
better securityandprivacyprotection.Acommonbasic
assumption of all these schemes is that the cloud is
considered to be an ”honest-but-curious”entityaswell
as always keeps robust and securesoftware/hardware
environments. As a result, under the ideal assumption,
the correct and complete query results always are
unexceptionally returned from the cloud server when
a query ends every time.
1.2 Proposed System Summary
A secure and fine-grained question results verification
scheme by constructing the verification object for
encrypted outsourced information files. Once a query
ends, the query results set along with the
corresponding verification object are returned along,
by which the query user will accurately verify the
correctness of every encrypted record file within the
results set, what percentage of qualified information
files are not returned and which qualified information
files does not seem to be returned. Moreover, our
proposedverificationschemeislight-weightandloose-
coupling to concrete secure query schemes and might
be very easily equipped into any secure query scheme
for cloud computing. Even as presumably tampering
or deleting query results, the dishonest cloud server
may additionally tamper or forget verification objects
themselves to make the data user impossible to
perform verification operation. Specially, once the
cloud server is aware of that the query results
verification scheme is provided within the secure
search system, this information may leak query user’s
privacy and expose some useful contents about data
files. More significantly, this exposed information
mightbecometemptationsofmisbehaviorforthecloud
server. We tend to formally propose the verifiable
secure search system model and threat model and
design a fine-grained queryresultsverificationscheme
for secure keyword search over encrypted cloud
information. We propose a brief signature technique
based on certificate less public-key cryptography to
ensure the authenticity of the verification objects
themselves. We design a novel verification object
request technique based on Parlier Encryption, where
the cloud server is aware of nothing regarding what
the data user is requesting for and which verification
objects are returned to the user. We offer the formal
security definition and proof and conduct extensive
performance experiments to gauge the accuracy and
potency of our proposed scheme.

2. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
2.1 Query Results Verification
The query result verification mechanism allows the
data user to verify the results. In this project, we have
designed a safe, easy to integrate Fine-grained query
results validation mechanism, by giving a given query
result set, the query user can not only verify the
correctness of each data file in the collection can also
further check whether the collection does not return
how many or which qualified data files.
2.2 Outsourcing Encrypted File
Cloud computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous,
convenient, on-demand network access to a shared
pool of configurable computing resources (e.g.,
networks, servers, storage, applications, and services
that can be rapidly provisioned and released with
minimal management effort or service provider
interaction. The data owner will outsource the
encrypted file to the cloud server and automatically
three different keys will be generated for the file.
2.3 Verification Object Construction
To maximize reduce storage and communication cost
and achieve privacy guarantee of the verification
objects. Trapdoor key, verification object key and
decryption key are automatically constructed. The
trapdoor key is basically to differentiate between the
data owner and hacker.
2.4 Verification Object Signature and
Authentication
When a query ends, the query results set and
correspondingverificationobjectaretogetherreturned
to the query user, who verifies the correctness and
completeness of queryresultsbasedontheverification
object. Our proposed queryresultsverificationscheme
not only allows the query user to easily verify the
correctness of each encrypted data file in the query
results set, but also enables the data user to efficiently
perform completeness verification before decrypting
query results.
2.5 Unauthorized Data Access Alert
When the cloud server or unauthorized person gains
the access of the information or data which is stored
by the user. The data user will get alert whenever
anyone tries to access the data or information. We can
prevent fromaccessingtheuserinformationordata by
verifying the verification object.
2.6 File Recovery
Data recovery is a process of salvaging (retrieving)
inaccessible, lost, corrupted, damaged or formatted
datafrom secondarystorage, removablemedia or files,
when the data stored in them cannot be accessed in a
normal way. Even the hacker will access the data or
even hacker does the tampering we can still recover
the whole document.
3. LITERATURE SURVEY
In the year of 2011, the authors Qian Wang "Cloud
Computing has been envisionedasthenext-generation
architecture of IT Enterprise. It moves the application
software and databases to the centralized large data
centers, where the management of the data and
services may not be fully trustworthy. This unique
paradigm brings about many new security challenges,
which have not been well understood. This work
studies the problem of ensuring the integrity of data
storage in Cloud Computing. We first identify the
difficulties and potential security problems of direct
extensions with fully dynamic data updates from prior
works and then show how to construct an elegant
verification scheme for the seamless integration of
these two salient features in our protocol design.
In the year of 2015, the authors " Peng Xu, Hai Jin”
Public-key encryptionwithkeywordsearch(PEKS)isa
versatile tool. It allows a third party knowing the
search trapdoor of a keyword to search encrypted
documents containing that keyword without
decrypting the documents or knowing the keyword.
However, it is shown that the keyword will be
compromised by a malicious third party under a
keyword guess attack (KGA) if the keyword space is in
a polynomial size. A malicious searcher can no longer
learn the exact keyword to be searched even if the
keyword space is small. We propose a universal
transformation which converts any anonymous
identity-based encryption (IBE) scheme into a secure
PEFKS scheme. Following the generic construction,we
instantiate the first PEFKS scheme proven to be secure
under KGA in the case that the keyword space is in a
polynomial size.
In the year 2013,” Wenhai Sun, Bing Wang.”, with the
growing popularity of cloud computing, huge amount

of documents are outsourced to the cloud for reduced
management cost and ease of access. Although
encryptionhelps protectinguserdataconfidentiality,it
leaves the well-functioning yet practically-efficient
secure search functions over encrypted data a
challenging problem. We present a verifiable privacy-
preserving multi-keyword text search (MTS) scheme
with similarity-based ranking to address this problem.
To support multi-keyword search and search result
ranking, we propose to build thesearchindexbasedon
term frequencyandthevectorspacemodelwithcosine
similarity measure to achieve higher search result
accuracy. In the year 2015,” Jyotiska Nath Khasnabish,
Mohammad Firoj Mithani.”, In IT service delivery and
support, the cloud paradigm has introduced the
problem of IT resource over-provisioning through
rapid automation of manual IT operations. Due to the
elastic nature of cloud computing, this shortcoming
ends up significantly reducing the real benefit, viz., the
cost-effectiveness of cloud adoption for Cloud Service
Consumers (CSC). Similarly, detecting and eliminating
such over provisioning without affecting the quality of
service (QoS) is extremely difficult for Cloud Service
Providers (CSPs) since they have no visibility into the
actual performance of business service but only into
the IT services. we have derived improved analytics to
address the issues and to accelerate real cloud
adoption for large enterprises within the context of
meeting (or exceeding) business service level
objectives (SLOs) and minimizing the cloud
subscription cost (OpEx) for the business. In the year
2015,” Beniamino Di Martino, Antonio Esposito and
Giuseppina Cretella”, During the past years the Cloud
Computing offer has exponentially grown, with new
Cloud providers, platforms and services being
introduced in the IT market. The extreme variety of
services, often providing non uniform and
incompatible interfaces,makesithardforcustomersto
decide how to develop, or even worse to migrate, their
own application into the Cloud. This situation can only
get worse when customers want to exploit services
from different providers,becauseoftheportabilityand
interoperabilityissuesthatoftenarise.Inthispaperwe
propose a uniform, integrated, machine-readable,
semantic representation of cloud services, patterns,
appliances and their compositions. Our approachaims
at supporting the development of new applications for
the Cloud environment, using semantic models and
automatic reasoning to enhance portability and
interoperability when multiple platformsareinvolved.
In particular,theproposedreasoningprocedureallows
to: perform automatic discovery of Cloud services and
Appliances; map between agnostic and vendor
dependent Cloud Patterns and Services; automatically
enrich the semantic knowledge base.
4. CONCLUSIONS
We propose a secure, easily integrated, and fine-
grained query results verification scheme for secure
search over encrypted cloud data. Different from
previous works, our scheme can verify the correctness
of each encrypted query result or further accurately
find out how many or which qualified data files are
returned by the dishonest cloud server. A short
signature technique is designed to guarantee the
authenticity of verification object itself. Moreover, we
design a secure verification object request technique,
by which the cloud server knows nothing about which
verification object is requested by the data user and
actually returnedbythecloudserver.Performanceand
accuracy experiments demonstrate the validity and
efficiency of our proposed scheme.
5. FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS
In future of outsource data -Search method is not
efficient since the cloud needs to search through the
whole database, which is very inefficient. In future we
have some work in this line that will be enhancements
for efficient verification for large-scale outsourced
data. This system works on semi trusted cloud but in
future it will be extended up to all types of cloud
environment and can provide better security.
Furthermore in future we can extend our search
scheme to use external storage more carefully while
maintaining privacy.
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