Cloud Computing is a technology which is used to provide service over internet by means of computing resources(hardware and software). This paper describes conversion of data into images and the numbered images are shuffled using fisher Yates shuffling algorithm which randomly shuffles the image until nothing is left. However security is the main issue in cloud storage. It is then compressed using compression technique in order to reduce the storage space. Now the shuffled image has to be stored in various parts of the cloud server using the distribution algorithm. Then the key should be allotted to decrypt the data from the server. Finally we prove that using this technique can enhance the cloud storage security which increases the confidentiality and integrity.

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