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Peter Gutmann - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • internet x 509 public key infrastructure operational protocols Certificate Store access via http
    RFC, 2006
    Co-Authors: Peter Gutmann
    Abstract:

    The protocol conventions described in this document satisfy some of the operational requirements of the Internet Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). This document specifies the conventions for using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP/HTTPS) as an interface mechanism to obtain Certificates and Certificate revocation lists (CRLs) from PKI repositories. Additional mechanisms addressing PKIX operational requirements are specified in separate documents. [STANDARDS-TRACK]

  • internet x 509 public key infrastructure operational protocols Certificate Store access via http
    RFC, 2006
    Co-Authors: Peter Gutmann
    Abstract:

    The protocol conventions described in this document satisfy some of the operational requirements of the Internet Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). This document specifies the conventions for using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) as an interface mechanism to obtain Certificates and Certificate revocation lists (CRLs) from PKI repositories (although RFC 2585 covers fetching Certificates via HTTP, this merely mentions that Certificates may be fetched from a static URL, which doesn't provide a general-purpose interface to a Certificate Store). Additional mechanisms addressing PKIX operational requirements are specified in separate documents.

  • a reliable scalable general purpose Certificate Store
    Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, 2000
    Co-Authors: Peter Gutmann
    Abstract:

    Although there have been various proposals to build large-scale PKIs, there appears to be no research publicly available on the underlying Certificate Store which will be required to support such a PKI. This paper analyses the requirements for, and presents the design of a general-purpose Certificate Store which places few constraints on the underlying computer hardware or operating system used, provides a high degree of scalability (from single end users up to the corporate/CA level), and provides the level of reliability, availability and error recovery required of such an application and stipulated in a number of standards which cover CA operation.

Sehrish Sabir - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security (By Implementing Encryption through User Private Key) Authors
    2016
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users ’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption. The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users ’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security
    International journal of emerging trends in science and technology, 2014
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption.  The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing. Keywords – Certificate, Encryption, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Certification Authority (CA), Domain Controller.

Imran Ijaz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security (By Implementing Encryption through User Private Key) Authors
    2016
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users ’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption. The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users ’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security
    International journal of emerging trends in science and technology, 2014
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption.  The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing. Keywords – Certificate, Encryption, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Certification Authority (CA), Domain Controller.

Aisha Shahzadi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security (By Implementing Encryption through User Private Key) Authors
    2016
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users ’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption. The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users ’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security
    International journal of emerging trends in science and technology, 2014
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption.  The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing. Keywords – Certificate, Encryption, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Certification Authority (CA), Domain Controller.

Komal Riaz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security (By Implementing Encryption through User Private Key) Authors
    2016
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users ’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption. The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users ’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing

  • A Framework for Data Storage Cloud to Provide Security
    International journal of emerging trends in science and technology, 2014
    Co-Authors: Imran Ijaz, Aisha Shahzadi, Komal Riaz, Sehrish Sabir
    Abstract:

    This research focuses on making the cloud more secure for sharing data. The need of more storage space to hold all your digital property is solved by the cloud storage. But the question arises that all your personal data is safe over the internet? Passwords can be hacked; data can be decrypted by Cloud Server. So for building users’ trust in the cloud storage we present a model that provides multi-layer encryption.  The cloud has its own Certificate Store but in our model we present an idea that enables user’s data not to be viewed by Cloud servers but only users and the ones whom they allow access. The users’ can buy the Certificates from a company, any third party that is not involved with the Cloud Storage service. Users encrypt the data through their Certificates and then share the data on the cloud. The cloud is considered safe and it is the need of the time to have large storage space for your digital property but we present a way to eliminate the threat in cloud computing. Keywords – Certificate, Encryption, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Certification Authority (CA), Domain Controller.