Graph-Based Replication and Two Factor Authentication in Cloud Computing

Abstract

Many cutting-edge methods are now possible in real-time commercial settings and are growing in popularity on cloud platforms. By incorporating new, cutting-edge technologies to a larger extent without using more infrastructures, the information technology platform is anticipating a completely new level of development. The following concepts are proposed in this research paper: 1) A reliable authentication method Data replication that is optimised; graph-based data encryption and packing colouring in Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) storage. At the data centre, data is encrypted using crypto keys called Key Streams. These keys are produced using the packing colouring method in the web graph's jump graph. In order to achieve space efficiency, the replication is carried out on optimised many servers employing packing colours. It would be thought that more connections would provide better authentication. This study provides an innovative architecture with robust security, enhanced authentication, and low cost.

Principles and theories of green chemistry for corrosion science and engineering: design and application

“…The foundation for responsible innovation is laid by highlighting the significance of toxicity data in the early phases of corrosion inhibitor research. 40,41 It represents a dedication to developing technology that addresses the direct problems associated with corrosion, while also advancing ecological responsibility and sustainability in the long run.…”

“…toxicity (LC 50 /EC 50 ), biodegradability and bioaccumulation ( K OW or D OW ) and the environment and human health) in corrosion inhibition investigations. 40,41 The utilization of toxicology data is essential to guaranteeing that the corrosion inhibitors employed in different industries are appropriate for human health, the environment, and corrosion prevention. 42,43 To reduce any possible impact on ecosystems and human health, researchers and developers can make well-informed decisions by evaluating the toxicity of corrosion inhibitors.…”