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A Study on Key Management Infrastructure in Cloud Computing Environmental Survey for Secured Communication

– The term "cryptography," which literally translates to "secret writing," has emerged as the fundamental building block for supplying security for numerous communication applications. There is a need to conceal sensitive information, such as passwords, encryption keys, recipes, etc. in many applications, especially in group communication. Here, effective key management policies are needed to protect the group's confidential information. Because it can be exceedingly difficult to preserve a group's secret information, especially in two situations: when there are more group members and when they are dispersed across different locations with different defences in place. the cloud computing model, where application services are delivered online. A flexible, affordable, and tested platform for delivering commercial or consumer IT services over the internet is cloud computing. Along with more computer power, the cloud also offers network infrastructure that facilitates group communication scenarios. Several security methods are needed to communicate with the various cloud services and to store the data produced/processed by those services. This paper examines the fundamental issue of cloud computing key management in this context and provides support for communication between cloud cryptography clients and cloud key management servers. Cloud key management, including its development and subsequent use to lower infrastructure costs, hazards, and complexity associated with managing encryption keys, as well as to improve the functionality of both private and public storage clouds, is covered. This study explores an extensive assessment of current key management methods used to secure cloud computing.