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1. Key-Aggregate Cryptosystem for
Scalable Data Sharing in Cloud
Storage

2. INTRODUCTION
 Cloud computing provides the flexible architecture to share the
application(software) as well as the other network
resources(hardware)
 Cloud storage enables networked online storage where data is
stored on multiple virtual servers, generally hosted by third
parties , rather than being hosted on dedicated servers
 Key management and key sharing plays the main role in the data
sharing concept of cloud computing

3.  Traditional key cryptosystems lack the enhanced security
techniques as the keys are generated by the existing random key
generation
 Proposed system said to have aggregate key cryptosystem in
which key generated by means of various derivations of cipher
text class properties of data and its associated keys

4. DISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM
 Unexpected privilege escalation will expose all
 It is not efficient
 Shared data will not be secure
 The costs and complexities involved generally increase with
the number of the decryption keys to be shared
 The encryption key and decryption key are different in public
key encryption

5. ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM
 It is more secure
 Decryption key is sent via a secure channel and kept secret
 It is an efficient public-key encryption scheme which supports
flexible delegation
 The extracted key have can be an aggregate key which is as
compact as a secret key for a single class
 The delegation of decryption can be efficiently implemented with
the aggregate key

6. KEY-AGGREGATE ENCRYPTION
 A key aggregate encryption has five polynomial-time
algorithms
 Setup Phase
 KeyGen Phase
 Encrypt Phase
 Extract Phase
 Decrypt Phase

7. SETUP PHASE
 The data owner executes the setup phase for an account on
server which is not trusted
 The setup algorithm only takes implicit security parameter

8. KeyGen Phase
 This phase is executed by data owner to generate the public or
the master key pair (pk, msk)

9. Encrypt Phase
 This phase is executed by anyone who wants to send the
encrypted data
 Encrypt (pk, m, i), the encryption algorithm takes input as
public parameters pk, a message m, and i denoting ciphertext
class
 The algorithm encrypts message m and produces a ciphertext C
such that only a user that has a set of attributes that satisfies the
access structure is able to decrypt the message
 Input= public key pk, an index i, and message m
 Output = ciphertext C

10. Extract Phase
 This is executed by the data owner for delegating the
decrypting power for a certain set of ciphertext classes to a
delegate
 Input = master-secret key mk and a set S of indices
corresponding to different classes
 Outputs = aggregate key for set S denoted by kS

11. Decrypt Phase
 This is executed by the candidate who has the decryption
authorities. Decrypt (kS, S, i, C), the decryption algorithm
takes input as public parameters pk, a ciphertext C, i denoting
ciphertext classes for a set S of attributes
 Input = kS and the set S, where index i = ciphertext class
 Outputs = m if i element of S

12. Conclusion
 To share data flexibly is vital thing in cloud computing
 Users prefer to upload there data on cloud and among different users
 Outsourcing of data to server may lead to leak the private data of user
to everyone
 Encryption is a one solution which provides to share selected data with
desired candidate
 Sharing of decryption keys in secure way plays important role
 Public-key cryptosystems provides delegation of secret keys for
different ciphertext classes in cloud storage
 The delegatee gets securely an aggregate key of constant size
 It is required to keep enough number of cipher texts classes as they
increase fast and the ciphertext classes are bounded that is the
limitation