A Secured Multiple Party Key Agreement Protocol Design Over Cloud Computing Platform by Using Statistical Data Analysis Logic

In the field of cloud computing, ensuring secure and efficient key agreement among multiple parties has emerged as a paramount challenge. Traditional key agreement protocols often rely on central authorities or trusted third parties, posing significant security and privacy concerns. To address these challenges, this paper introduces a novel key agreement protocol designed specifically for cloud computing platforms, emphasizing security, efficiency, and resilience without depending on a trusted third party. The proposed protocol innovatively combines Distributed Key Generation (DKG) with a Dynamic Consensus Mechanism, Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) based authentication, and a Multi-Cloud Redundancy approach, offering a comprehensive solution to secure multi-party communication in distributed cloud environments. The DKG protocol facilitates the collaborative generation of a shared secret among participants, significantly enhancing security by eliminating single points of failure. The proposed Dynamic Consensus Mechanism ensures the integrity and finality of key agreement transactions on a blockchain-based ledger, adapting to network conditions and participant trust levels to optimize performance without compromising security. ZKP-based authentication allows participants to verify their identities without revealing sensitive information, preserving privacy and thwarting impersonation attacks. Lastly, the Multi-Cloud Redundancy strategy enhances the protocol's resilience to cloud-specific vulnerabilities and service outages, ensuring high availability and robustness.