Cloud Data Transfer and Harmful Activity Detection using

Abstract

Many sectors have begun adopting cloud computing. The hazards associated with virtualization and the dispersed nature of the cloud have resulted in a number of reported security threats and attacks. The complicated system and robust design necessitate a foundation of the fundamentals. In this paper, we introduce a fool proof system for authenticating and exchanging cloud data. An effective IPSO-KELM can identify malicious actions taken by users. The origin of the data is verified first. The IPSO-KELM then decides whether the data was malicious or authentic once the sender has been verified and before it is sent to the cloud. The SHA256-RSA technique protects normal data in transit. In this article, we compare and contrast the suggested IPSO-KELM and SHA256-RSA technique to identifying fraudulent users and sharing data in the cloud with other methods.