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BLOCKCHAIN
A Report for the Evaluation of Design & Innovation
SAHIL KUMAR
Admission No.: 19SCSE1030002
VAIBHAV TIWARI
Admission No.: 19SCSE1140033
ABHISHEK KUMAR
Admission No.: 19SCSE1180109
RISHITA TRIVEDI
Admission No.: 19GSOB1010165
INTRODUCTION:-
Cloud security continues to raise concerns as new security
applications (e.g., IoT clouds, healthcare clouds, etc) become
popular and new attack incidents (e.g., data breaches) emerge.
The root cause is that clients lack trust to the cloud as a third
party. The trust problem adversely affects cloud adoption rate in
emerging application domains. On the other hand, the
Blockchain technology has recently been adopted for supporting
the world’s first successful cryptocurrency, BitCoin ,
followed by many others, such as Ethereum , Litecoin,
etc. Through the cryptocurrency applications, the Blockchain
design has shown the great potential to behave as the first
practical trusted third-party
.
OVERVIEW:-
In this work, we propose to use Blockchain as a trusted third
party to harden the security of cloud storage, and to
defend forking attacks. Suppose the data stored on the cloud is
end-to-end encrypted. The attack surface is reduced to and
refocuses on the planes of key management and meta-data about
encrypted data.
INTRODUCTION:-
As storage technologies evolve, many new schemes to store data are invented. Companies like
Dropbox, Drive, iCloud and other cloud services give the user the possibility to scale his storage
easily and pay for it. New ideas are emerging for distributed storage and this report talks about
those. The main idea behind this is that many people have some free storage space on their
computer drive and it could be useful to rent it out. More recently blockchain technology has enabled
easy incentivization for those distributed storage schemes
OVERVIEW:-
This is a distributed storage system, which enables users to sell and buy storage space. The idea is
to share the remaining free disk space and sell it for a market-given price. This storage can then be
bought to be used by anybody. This "metadisk" is backed by a blockchain for exchange and
incentivization of the proof of retrievability. this can be compared to Dropbox. The idea is to pay for a
certain amount of storage, which then can be used to store the users own data. this proposes a
client program, which can be used by users on their devices.
SHARDING
USER AUDIT
PROOF OF RETRIEVABILITY
KADEMLIA EXTENDED
REDUNDANCY