QSKCG: Quantum-based secure key communication and key generation scheme for outsourced data in cloud

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Abstract

In the era of digital proliferation, individuals opt for cloud servers to store their data due to the diverse advantages they offer. However, entrusting data to cloud servers relinquishes users' control, potentially compromising data confidentiality and integrity. Traditional auditing methods designed to ensure data integrity in cloud servers typically depend on Trusted Third Party Auditors. Yet, many of these existing auditing approaches grapple with intricate certificate management and key escrow issues. Furthermore, the imminent threat of powerful quantum computers poses a risk of swiftly compromising these methods in polynomial time. To overcome these challenges, this paper introduces a Quantum-based Secure Key Communication and Key Generation Scheme QSKCG for Outsourced Data in the Cloud. Leveraging Elliptic Curve Cryptography, the BB84 secure communication protocol, certificateless signature, and blockchain network, the proposed scheme is demonstrated through security analysis, affirming its robustness and high efficiency. Additionally, performance analysis underscores the practicality of the proposed scheme in achieving post-quantum security in cloud storage.

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Adouth, V., & Rajagopal, E. (2024). QSKCG: Quantum-based secure key communication and key generation scheme for outsourced data in cloud. Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 36(20). https://doi.org/10.1002/cpe.8192

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