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Improved proxy re-encryption schemes with applications to secure distributed storage. In ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing (SOCC), 2010. Racs: A case for cloud storage diversity. Such techniques achieving layered security is crucial to (opportunistically) harness storage resources from untrusted entities. We also extend the basic protocol to demonstrate how collaboration can be supported even while the stored content is encrypted, and where each collaborator is still restrained from accessing the data through a multi-factor access mechanism. Furthermore, akin to some other recent works, our approach naturally protects the outsourced data from the storage servers themselves, by application of encryption and dispersal of information across multiple servers. The protocol also supports revocation and recreation of a new possession factor if the older possession factor is compromised, provided the legitimate owner still has a copy of the possession factor.

In this paper we propose a protocol that allows end-users in a decentralized setup (without requiring any trusted third party) to protect data shipped to remote servers using two factors - knowledge (passwords) and possession (a time based one time password generation for authentication) that is portable.