A Threat Free Architecture for Privacy Assurance in Cloud Computing

Abstract

Cloud Computing is a boon to IT industry that can help its clients to grow with minimal investment in technology. But users deter the adoption of cloud services with apprehensions on data leakage and loss of privacy if their sensitive data is processed in the cloud. The paper aims to provide maximum security and privacy to the data stored on cloud by using Double Authentication and Hybrid Obfuscation Technique with the use of a plug-in for the internet browser as an application software with multiple functionalities. The novelty of this method is to place data and keys separately on different clouds which have no direct communication between them by following the policy of 'Divide and Rule'.