Accessible Authentication Using Keyword Search through Homomorphic Encryption

Data storage presents substantial issues due to concerns about data security and privacy. In this study, we provide a search-based, interoperable, verified public key cryptography system. The searchability is significantly improved by our recommended method, which allows the cloud servers to create invert crypto indexes while needing a query trap and leveraging asymmetric cryptography developed by van Vries, Miller, Showing different, and Vaikuntanathan. Contrarily, the recommended method offers a brand-new permitted dataset built on the inversion decryption scheme and shows how it may be used to evaluate the thoroughness and correctness of serps. Additionally, using the provided method, many users may do encrypted searches on cryptography. Finally, it is shown that the offered technique is secure utilizing the approximate-GCD problem. The experiment's results showed that the proposed technique had less computational complexity than the methods currently in use.