Abstract
This paper proposes a security enhancement option for resource matchmaking across multiple clouds. Through analysis of the integrated relationship between users, dealers, and service resources, this paper proposes a scheme of hiding resources that can effectively reduce the user's load and improve reliability of the system. Based on multidimensional resource service operators, we model the problem of security by hiding files by partitioning them into many files and encrypting them with a key. This adaptive approach can overcome the limitations of traditional schemes, whereby the resources are shared with service providers who are anonymous to the user. As a resultthe broker can efficiently and accurately prepare the most trusted resources in advance, and thus provide more dependable resources to users. Our experiments yield interesting and meaningful observations that can facilitate the effective utilization of hiding files in a large-scale multi-cloud environment.
Keywords
Cloud broker
multi-cloud environment
secure cloud
resource matchmaking
Authors
How to Cite this Article
Pranamitha Nanda, B.Daniel Nepoleon, M.Mohamed Faizal Shariff, K.Nethajhi (2016).
"ENHANCING SECURITY OF RESOURCE MATCHMAKING BY PARTITIONING FILES ACROSS MULTIPLE CLOUDS".
International Journal of Contemporary Research in Computer Science and Technology,
2(3), pp. 547-550.
