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Abstract: Due to the growing acceptance of cloud computing, both consumers and businesses are quickly adopting cloud services for a variety of purposes. The primary driver behind this change is the abundance of advantages that cloud services offer, like cheap prices, processing power, and online storage. One of the key ideas when discussing storage devices, which serve as the foundation of the cloud infrastructure, is data recovery. Customers' private or confidential data can be recovered via data recovery techniques by someone who has access to such servers or devices, even after the customers have erased it from the cloud. Users' privacy is compromised and there is a security risk when such data is rebuilt. From the user's perspective, the data has already been removed from the cloud, but they are unaware that somebody else has access to it even after they have gained access. In this research, we investigate the potential security risk associated with users using data recovery tools on cloud servers after they have erased their data. Rename is a straightforward technique that we have suggested be used to solve this issue.