Enhancing Efficiency and Security in Joint Cloud Storage through Data Deduplication
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Computational complexity, Trustworthy key server, brute-force, Cloud storageAbstract
Data deduplication is an effective tool for reducing user bandwidth requirements and removing data redundancies in cloud storage. A trustworthy key server (KS) has been the backbone of many earlier methods, but they have their limitations and vulnerabilities, such as information leakage,attack resistance, computational complexity, etc.
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