Retrieval Rate Analysis of Triple Advanced Encryption Standard Compared over Blow Fish in Privacy Data Sharing Secured Cloud Computing

Tripe Advanced Encryption Standard was utilized for the purpose of enhancing retrieval rate analysis in privacy data sharing secured cloud computing. This was contrasted to Blowfish. Many people believe that security is one of the most important concerns for the growth of cloud computing at the moment. For cloud computing to be utilized in an effective manner, it is essential to address the security concerns that are present in cloud applications properly. The Google Cloud provides the data set that is required for the exchange of data in the cloud while maintaining users’ privacy. First, the data sets are imported, and then the Triple Advanced Encryption Standard and the Blowfish Algorithm are tested. There are two groups for each of the two algorithms used. With a G power of 80%, a threshold of 0.05, and a confidence interval of 95%, there are exactly 36 sample sizes for each group. The Results are Obtained in the Retrieval Rate (MB /sec) for the Inputs That Have Been Specified. In order to generate the results, the IBM SPSS application is utilized. In terms of its accuracy, the Triple Advanced Encryption Algorithm was found to have a difference, according to research. Based on the significance value of the independent sample T test, which is p = 0.041 (p<0.05), it can be concluded that there is a meaningful distinction between the two methods. For the purpose of determining the mean, standard deviation, and standard error, the T-test evaluation was carried out. It is possible to draw the conclusion that the Triple advanced encryption standard algorithm (0.0027 MB/Sec) is more secure than the Blowfish method (0.0047 MB/Sec) based on the findings it has obtained.