Enhanced Graphical Password System with Intelligent User Identification Model

Athira S.; S. Dhanabal; K. M. Ravikumar

Abstract

Data and authorization security needed everywhere. In case dealing with huge number of data in a cloud server, secured logging is must. This is due to the fact that cloud servers are freely accessible from anywhere at any time. As a result, data should be well-protected against intruders, hackers, and unauthorized users. Furthermore, because log data files frequently contain sensitive information, log records' secrecy and privacy are equally vital. At all times, the integrity of the log files and the logging process must be ensured. The main objective of this project is to develop a secured logging as a service with graphical password authentication method in cloud architecture. So, in the proposed method, privacy and preservation methods are enhanced. Correctness, confidentiality, data logs, privacy, preservation, and virtual private server (VPS) are the six key functions of protected logging (Virtual proxy server). The accuracy is concerned with historical data that is correct. Confidentiality refers to information that isn't displayed during a search. Data logs are used to identify relevant users based on their data history. File linking and data access history are part of the privacy system. The term "preservation" refers to the use of a more advanced color coding. Finally, the proxy server for virtual data access is handled by VPS. In the cloud architecture, there isn't much of a difference between hackers and intruders. Hackers come from different networks, whereas invaders come from the same networks. Intruders cannot be avoided, but hackers may be avoided. This is due to the possibility that intruders are aware of the network. This is because intruders may have prior information of the network into which they intend to break in. As a result, secure logging as a service is critical for all types of cloud server environments in order to ensure correct login for authorized users while preventing unauthorized users from logging.