A Survey an Various Data Base Encryption Techniques
Objective
Safety of Data is the most significant task in today’s world. Over the centuries various encryption schemes have been developed in order to protect the database from various attacks by the intruders. This paper rounds the importance of database encryption and makes an in depth review of various database encryption techniques and compare them on basis of their.
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Learning Outcomes
- Scope of Real Time Application Scenarios.
- How Internet Works.
- About of identity-based encryption scheme (IBE) algorithm.
- Use of encryption and decryption algorithms.
- About encryption and decryption algorithms.
- What is a search engine and how browser can work?
- What type of technology versions is used?
- Use of HTML and CSS on UI Designs.
- Data Base Connections.
- Data Parsing Front-End to Back-End.
- Need of Pycharm-IDE to develop a web application.
- Working Procedure.
- Testing Techniques.
- Error Correction mechanisms.
- How to run and deploy the applications.
- Introduction to basic technologies.
- How project works.
- Input and Output modules
- How to test the project based on user inputs and observe the output.
- MySQL insertion and MySQL database creation.
- Practical exposure to
- software tools and
- solution providing for real time problems
- working with team/ individual
- work on Creative ideas.
- How cloud computing works?
- Learn about types of algorithms and how to use?
- What is Cloud Storage?
- What is Public Auditing?
- How to Implement Secure Data Dynamics?
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