Whenever data is made available in the cloud, cloud systems might be utilized to allow sharing of data capabilities, which may assist consumers and businesses in a number of ways. Because cloud storage has so many appealing advantages, many businesses use it to quickly store important information. Among of the primary issues with cloud computing is data security. Because cloud-based services employ less control over internet access, data storage in a cloud environment is becoming increasingly challenging. The third-party auditor, whoever was not engaging in any unlawful activity, was trusted under the prior system. But occasionally, they might entail criminal activity. The suggested solution employs data sharing to get around this problem, enabling the Key Generation Center (KGC) to produce partial private key. The encryption used in the work that is suggested is done by a third-party auditor using the general and private keys that are created by the KGC. A combination of the partial private key and numbers that are randomly generated created by the person using it could yield the entire private key. The suggested technique creates a public key cryptography system includes key management using the Secure Dynamic Bits Advance Encryption Standard (SDBAES) technique, providing security against malevolent third parties via a public integrity verification methodology. Additionally, this approach defeats data security cryptography's mitigation against birthday, collaboration, and SQL injection attacks.