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The rapidly developing digital technology known as cloud storage has captured the attention of the entire world. Internet-based computing, or "cloud computing," provides common services, applications, and information to machines and devices on demand, like the electricity grid. Cloud computing is the outcome of the confluence of traditional computer technologies with network technologies, such as grid computing, distributed parallel computing, etc. Cloud storage has gained more traction. More and more companies and government agencies are starting to invest in cloud infrastructure. However, with the growing use of cloud storage, security issues have grown in scope. Addressing these protection issues is crucial to promote cloud computing expanded usage. The purpose of this research is to recognize the most susceptible security risks in cloud computing, allowing both end-users and suppliers to learn about the core security threats associated with cloud computing. This would encourage researchers and security experts to learn about the needs of consumers and suppliers and to critically examine the numerous proposed security models and tools