Dual Access Control for Cloud-Based Data Storage and Sharing

Cloud-based storage capacity has seen a significant increase in interest from academics and corporations in recent years due to its effective and cost-effective administration. Because services are provided via a public channel, network operators must adopt secure data exchange and storage mechanisms to preserve user privacy and data confidentiality. Cryptography represents the most commonly used method for restricting sensitive data exposure. Yet, data encryption alone cannot fully address the requirement for data management. To combat EDoS, assaults that impede users from using the service, strict access restrictions for download requests must additionally be taken into consideration. In the sense of developing a system of control over both network connectivity and download operations without sacrificing security and efficacy, this paper covers dual access controls connected to cloud-based storage. For each testing environment, a single dual admission control system was built in this study. The system's safety and experimental investigations are also presented.