Abstract

In recent years, secure image archival and retrieval model in cloud computing (CC) received significant attention to ensure data confidentiality and secured data transmission among cloud server and clients cloud storage and users. Traditional secure image retrieval (IR) techniques are not applicable to adapt with a large-scale IR in cloud environment. In order to overcome these issues, this article introduces an effective secure IR scheme using Inception with ResNet v2 (SIRS-IR) and Multiple Share Creation (MSC) scheme. The proposed method uses Inception with ResNet v2 model based feature extraction process. At the same time, the MSC process is utilized for multiple share generation and then encryption of shares takes place using double chaotic logistic map (DLCM) technique. Besides, the encrypted shares and the respective feature vectors are saved in the cloud server with the corresponding image identification number. During the IR process for the applied QI, the SIRS-IR model extracts the feature vectors and performs similarity measurement to retrieve the related images from the database interms of encrypted shares. Finally, the share decryption process is carried out for the reconstruction of original images with no loss of quality. Extensive experimentations were performed to verify the retrieval performance and image quality of the reconstructed images using Corel10K dataset. The obtained results stated that the presented SIRS-IR model is found to be superior to other methods in a considerable way.

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