Published Paper Details:

Almost every organisation now strives to raise awareness of their interest in cloud computing for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The large volume of data produced by diverse devices may be stored and managed effectively by integrating IoT devices with cloud computing technologies. The IoT-cloud architecture is complicated by these firms' large data security, though. We suggest a cloud-enabled IoT ecosystem backed by multifactor authentication and lightweight cryptography encryption approaches to safeguard large data systems in order to address security concerns. The suggested Hybrid Cloud Environment aims to provide data protection for enterprises. The Hybrid Cloud Environment combines public and private clouds. Here, we attempt data encryption using AES and after which data security will be provided by the cloud. And those who request the file need decryption key from Trusted Authority (TA). As a result, the performance of the suggested architecture using metrics like computational time, security strength, encryption time, and decryption time can only be evaluated for those who obtain keys from TA.