Searchable Strong Encryption (SSE) – Use of
AES 256bit Encryption in Cloud Storage
Saikrishna Yellanki
Master of Information System Security Management
Concordia University College of Alberta
Edmonton, Canada
Syellank@student.concordia.ab.ca
Abstract- Searchable Strong Encryption (SSE) is a
solution that can help Organizations and Government
who are storing more number of data on cloud
making use of evolving Cloud Storage and its features
are in need of applicable security mechanism so as to
protect confidentiality of the data from external
threats.
Keywords: SSE, Cloud Security, Advanced Encryption
Standards with 256 bit.
I. Introduction:
The usage of Cloud Storage in real time has been
increasing day by day and also the need of security for
stored Data. Searchable Strong Encryption makes use of
Advanced Encryption Standards with 256 bit
III. Advanced Encryption Standard with 256 bit
Key:
AES 256 bit is a Symmetric block cipher used to protect
Data which when implemented correctly is impossible
to crack because it needs a very high computational
power and time to decrypt 1.1 X 1077 possible
combinations,
Example: when we use AES 256 bit to encrypt the
following Text “Hello this is plain text that is encrypted
