SCARF - A Secured Cloud File System

Tech ID: 18A011

Advantages

  • Prevents accidental data leaks
  • Enhances cloud storage security with dual-layer protection
  • Defends against malicious search agents
  • Integrates seamlessly with existing cloud systems

Summary

The increasing reliance on cloud computing has exposed organizations to the significant risk of data breaches and accidental leaks, often caused by human error or misconfigured cloud storage settings. Such incidents can lead to severe financial losses, brand reputation damage, and compromised user privacy. With the growing complexity of cloud environments and the surge in malicious exploitation of unsecured data, the need for an advanced solution to secure cloud storage has never been more critical.

This innovative solution employs a dual-layer cryptographic hashing mechanism to enhance data security by disguising cloud storage structures and mitigating exposure risks. It effectively safeguards against accidental leaks and malicious search agents, providing unmatched resilience. It integrates seamlessly with existing cloud infrastructures, offering scalability, flexibility, and applicability across diverse industries. This cutting-edge technology redefines cloud security, empowering organizations to protect their critical data with confidence and reliability in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

A Diagram of the Proposed SCARF Architecture

Desired Partnerships

  • License
  • Sponsored Research
  • Co-Development

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