Enabling Public Auditibility And Data Dynamics For Storage Security In Cloud Computing

With the help of abstract computing, companies can now quickly access more or less computing power from the Internet. Even though cloud services help businesses save money, grow easily and be more comfortable, they also raise issues about private data and managing it. Many businesses find it risky that cloud computing users aren’t always aware where their information is held or the work happening on other servers. When information involving money or health is not made transparent, customers are more cautious about using cloud services which may stop many from trying them. In this report, we propose a design for a decentralized information accountability framework to watch over and track how users’ data is handled by cloud service providers.