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Detecting Password brute force attack and Protecting the cloud data with AES encryption algorithm

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International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)

e-ISSN: 2395-0056

Volume: 09 Issue: 04 | Apr 2022

p-ISSN: 2395-0072

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Detecting Password brute force attack and Protecting the cloud data with AES encryption algorithm Tejas jadhav1, Pankaj dhapade2, Saurabh Mandavkar3, Shubham shete4, Dr.Swapnaja Ubale5 1,2,3,4 B.E.

Students, Department of IT, Zeal College of Engineering and Research, Maharashtra, India. Ubhale , Department of IT, Zeal College of Engineering and Research, Maharashtra, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------5Dr.Swapnaja

Abstract

The main difficulty appears to be preventing access to unauthorized individuals in order to secure the security of information for the cloud base server with encrypted storage data. Data security should come up with a decent balance between total security and usability. To maintain high security for a user's data when he or she loses access after entering information in the cloud, AES encryption technique would protect the data from hacking or loss.

Brute-force attacks are a common occurrence that is becoming more difficult to detect on a network level as the volume and encryption of network data grows, as does the ubiquity of high-speed networks. Despite the fact that research in this sector has progressed significantly, there are still kinds of threats that are undetectable. Because no security solution can ensure that an attacker would not succeed at some point, intrusion detection techniques should be employed to detect abnormal behavior early and reduce the impact of intruders on network performance. This study suggested an intrusion detection technique in which the node (server) monitors network traffic and collects important statistics using a monitoring software application. The administrator will be able to determine whether or not an attack has been carried out by examining and comparing the traffic statistics.

2. Problem statement We need to ask ourselves how much secure this kind of services and what would happen to our data if somebody or attacker seized storage servers or hacked into them. Then how much it is really possible to trust in those companies ? .To evaluate the performance of the resultant model, two different test cases were considered; classifying the network connection record as either benign or password Brute-force attack with either all the features or with minimal features.

Keywords: - Brute-force, Attacks , Security, Cloud

2.1 Project Overview

1. INTRODUCTION

In this proposed system , organizations can store data securely on cloud by encrypting it using AES algorithm. We can share data securely on cloud. Here, data was encrypted by sender by using public key and same can be decrypted at receiver side using private key. Therefore though the data was captured by hacker , and he cannot decrypt it until he gets private key, hence data is secure over the cloud.

Even with the best technology safeguards in place, such as firewalls and antivirus, information and network systems can be vulnerable to attacks. The reason for this is that information security encompasses not only technological aspects but also other detecting techniques that provide precise analysis. Brute force attacks use random combinations of usernames and passwords to detect login credentials .In recent years, in addition to the well established payload-based detection approach, network security research has begun to focus on flow-based attack detection. Rather than just looking for malicious activities in the actual packet data, network Flows are also examined. This is not surprising, given the lower amount of data to contend with, and the assaults apparent in flow data tend to match the attacks out in network payload. We present a detection strategy and discuss the drawbacks of the flow based attack detection approach . Given research aims to achieve the following points:

2.2 LITERATURE SURVEY Bih-Hwang Lee. [1] explain data security in cloud computing using AES under Heroku cloud. This implementation for deploying Heroku as cloud platform consist of a several steps. This project implements a website as an application to data security. In the website, we implement Advanced encryption standard as data security algorithm. The performance evaluation shows that AES cryptography can be used as data security. Furthermore, delay calculation of data encryption shows that larger size of data increases the data delay time for encrypting data.

1.Encrypting the data by using AES algorithm.

Chopade Sonali and Bade Prachi N. [2] explains how organizations can store data securely on cloud by encrypting it using AES and ABE algorithms. We can share data securely on cloud. Here, data was encrypted by sender by using public

2.Nature of End-Product with the number of login attempts. 3.Information on the initiator of the attack.

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