2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11227-022-04964-9
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Hybrid cryptographic approach to enhance the mode of key management system in cloud environment

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“…Shahnawaz Ahmad 1 , Shabana Mehfuz 2 , Javed Beg 3 proposed a "Hybrid cryptographic approach to enhance the mode of key management system in cloud environment" in the year 2022 [1]. The authors proposed a hybrid cryptographic approach to improve key management in cloud environments.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Shahnawaz Ahmad 1 , Shabana Mehfuz 2 , Javed Beg 3 proposed a "Hybrid cryptographic approach to enhance the mode of key management system in cloud environment" in the year 2022 [1]. The authors proposed a hybrid cryptographic approach to improve key management in cloud environments.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research paper titled "Design of Fully Homomorphic Multikey Encryption Scheme for Secured Cloud Access and Storage Environment" by Dilli Babu Salvakkam 1 and Rajendra Pamula 2 was published in the year 2022 [6]. The technique that can be used to develop a system for exchanging data that is affordable since it offers backward and forward security.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Ahmad et al [40] proposed a novel hybrid cryptographic methodology to enhance the Key Administration System (KAS) in cloud environments. The method combines authenticated digital encryption using ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) with AES (Advanced Encryption Standard).…”
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“…similarly, Sarker et al [37], Wu et al [35], Irshad et al [39], Uppuluri et al [41], Sharma et al [43], Jalasri et al [45]research methods also gained moderate and very less level of reliability performance. The Unal et al [38], Ahmad et al [40], Selvarajan et al [44] research methods have attained high-reliability performance. However, the other significant metrics failed to improve in secured transmissions like high response and execution time with less prediction rate.…”
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confidence: 99%