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| author | L . Vijeeth Reddy Mohd Tajammul |
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| contents | The cloud computing architecture is widely embraced by businesses. It offers on-demand service, extensive network connectivity, flexibility, and other benefits. However, the use of these traits is hampered by several security issues. When a cloud service user uploads sensitive data to the cloud platform, it must be sent securely. Steganography is a method of concealing private or sensitive information in what seems to be an ordinary text file. Steganography is the process of concealing Text Messages such that they appear to be any other file. When someone looks at the text file, he or she will have no notion that it contains concealed information. Human senses are not trained to hunt for files that contain information, which is what steganography effectively accomplishes. This system allows users to transmit text as a secret message within a text file, where the user uploads the file to send it secretly and provides a key or password to lock the content. This key encrypts the text so that it cannot be read even if it is hacked by a hacker. To decode the secret text, the receiver will require the key. The user then transmits the text file and key to the receiver, who opens the file, enters the key or password for text decryption, and then pushes the decrypt key to obtain the secret text from the sender. You may double-check that your secret message is transmitted without outside influence from hackers or crackers if you use this approach. If the sender delivers this text file to the public, people will have no idea what it is and will get it. |
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| spellingShingle | Secure Text Transfer using Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange based on Cloud L . Vijeeth Reddy Mohd Tajammul The cloud computing architecture is widely embraced by businesses. It offers on-demand service, extensive network connectivity, flexibility, and other benefits. However, the use of these traits is hampered by several security issues. When a cloud service user uploads sensitive data to the cloud platform, it must be sent securely. Steganography is a method of concealing private or sensitive information in what seems to be an ordinary text file. Steganography is the process of concealing Text Messages such that they appear to be any other file. When someone looks at the text file, he or she will have no notion that it contains concealed information. Human senses are not trained to hunt for files that contain information, which is what steganography effectively accomplishes. This system allows users to transmit text as a secret message within a text file, where the user uploads the file to send it secretly and provides a key or password to lock the content. This key encrypts the text so that it cannot be read even if it is hacked by a hacker. To decode the secret text, the receiver will require the key. The user then transmits the text file and key to the receiver, who opens the file, enters the key or password for text decryption, and then pushes the decrypt key to obtain the secret text from the sender. You may double-check that your secret message is transmitted without outside influence from hackers or crackers if you use this approach. If the sender delivers this text file to the public, people will have no idea what it is and will get it. |
| title | Secure Text Transfer using Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange based on Cloud |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18479456 |