A Systematic Literature Review on Cryptographic Techniques for Cloud Computing Data security
Keywords:
Cloud Computing, Mobiles, Cryptography, Data SecurityAbstract
Now a days cloud computing has become the ideal way to transfer data files of different types (e.g., text, images, audio and video) to or from the device. The main issue of user's concerns about the cloud technology is data security. Insecure and unauthorized data transmission over private and public cloud creates perceived risks. Moreover, data loss is an important security threat in public clouds. This paper thoroughly overviews various existing cloud cryptographic schemes from 2016 to 2018 through Systematic Literature Review (SLR). Further, distinct cloud encryption schemes are analysed, gaps are identified and difficulties are explored with respect to data security. Finally, limitations of preceeding encryption methods are discussed and open challenges are recognized in the field of cloud data security.
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