R. Dhanapal

Cloud Computing, employed in various applications and services, refers to using computational resources as a service depending on customer needs via the Internet. The computing paradigm is built on data outsourcing to third-party-controlled data centers. Despite the significant developments in Cloud Services and Applications, various security vulnerabilities remain. This research proposes the EBBKG Model for Efficient Data Sharing in Cloud. For secure data sharing in the cloud, the approach combines BBKG with ABS. The method offers good data management that efficiently specifies the subsequent processing processes. The paradigm imposes encrypted access control, along with specific enhanced access capabilities. Secondly, the user's privacy may be adequately protected with a secure authentication paradigm that employs ABS to safeguard the user's private data. The key is optimized using BOA to enhance security and cloud providers and limit dangerous user threats using these implementations. Criteria like security, time complexity, and accountability govern the suggested method's effectiveness.