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Introduction Implementation
Cloud storage has become an integral part of modern computing, offering convenient access to data from
anywhere with an internet connection. Traditional cloud storage services are typically centralized, meaning
data is stored on servers controlled by a single entity.
Traditional cloud storage services are typically centralized, meaning data is stored on servers controlled
by a single entity.
While these services offer convenience, they are vulnerable to single points of failure, data breaches, and
privacy concerns.
Hence, the need for decentralized secure cloud storage arises from the growing concerns regarding data
security, privacy, and reliability in centralized cloud storage systems.
Introduction to
Blockchain Technology
Scalability Interoperability
Ensuring the system's ability to scale effectively Ensuring seamless interaction between different
to handle increasing data volumes. decentralized storage systems.
The Importance of Enhanced Security in
Decentralized Cloud Storage
Data Protection Privacy Preservation
Enhanced security ensures the protection of It maintains the privacy of users' information,
sensitive data from unauthorized access. reducing the risk of data breaches.
Smart contracts, multi-signature transactions, and private keys are also essential
components for securing transactions and data integrity.
Limitations of traditional
blockchain security in cloud
storage
• Scalability: Traditional blockchain systems may struggle to handle the
large volume of data and transactions in cloud storage.
• Latency: Slow transaction validation times can result in delays in cloud
operations, impacting user experience.
• Energy Consumption: Proof of work consensus algorithms can lead to
high energy consumption, making it unsustainable for cloud storage.
Proposed Enhancements for Blockchain
Security in Decentralized Cloud Storage