Data Storage, Data Forwarding, Data Retrieval With Big Data Deepfakes in Secure Cloud Storage

Abstract

Deduplication technologies are extensively used in distributed storage management to lower the space and transfer rate needs of services by eliminating redundant information and storing only its single replica. Many clients redistributing comparable data to a shared repository is ideal for deduplication; however, this practise raises concerns about data ownership and confidentiality. Each data owner can confidently show a distributed storage server that they are the rightful owner of a piece of data via confirmation of holding plans. In contrast to state, many clients would encrypt data before re-appropriating it to distributed storage for added safety. Due to the unpredictable nature of encryption, this prevents data duplication. Some recent deduplication systems have been proposed to solve this issue by allowing multiple owners to share the same encryption key for identical data.