Abstract
Provable Data Possession is viewed as an important technique to check the integrity of the data stored in remote servers. Recently, a new provable data possession scheme [Secure and Efficient Privacy Preserving Provable Data Possession in Cloud Storage, IEEE Transactions on Services Computing, (2018) DOI: 10.1109/TSC.2018.2820713] was proposed. The authors claimed this scheme can guarantee the storage correction. In this paper, we show this scheme cannot satisfy this fundamental security. Specifically, we demonstrate the malicious cloud can generate a proof to pass the third party auditor's verification even if it does not store the user's whole file.
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