Implementation On Cloud Server Security Using Password Authenticated Key Exchange
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Cloud computing is set of resources that are being allocated on demand. Cloud computing proposes new ways to provide services. These new innovative, technical and pricing opportunities bring changes in the way business operated. Cloud computing is the matchless computing technology. Cloud computing is a new label to an old idea. Cloud computing is a collection of resources and serviced provided by cloud service provider through internet. Cloud services are distributed from data canters sited all over the world. Cloud computing makes possible for its users to use the virtual resources via internet as per requirements. Cloud computing grabbed the spotlight in few years. General example of cloud services are Google Engine, Oracle Cloud, Office 365. As the cloud computing is growing rapidly this also leads to severe security concerns. Lack of security is the only barrier in wide adoption of cloud computing. The rapid growth of cloud computing has brought many security challenges for users and providers.
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