
Today, due to the enormous growth of data technology in cloud computing, the data owners are stimulated to outsource their data in data management to reduce cost and for the convenient. Data confidentiality, in general, can be obtained by encrypting the data before it is outsourced. The client stores the encrypted data to the cloud using Searchable encryption schemes and applies keyword search techniques over cipher text domain. But the main problem in outsourcing is the lack of security and privacy for the sensitive data. So, to overcome this, for privacy requirement, the sensitive data can be encrypted before it is outsourced. Various methods were proposed to preserve the privacy and to provide security to the cloud data which are encrypted. Here in this paper, we proposed a tree-based search method over the encrypted datain the cloud that supports dynamic operation and multi-keyword ranked search. Clearly, the commonly used “inverse document frequency (IDF) term frequency (TF)” model and the vector space method are joined in the query generation and index creation to give multi-keyword ranked search. To get high search efficiency, a tree-type index structure, “Greedy Best-first Search” algorithm is proposed based on the tree- index.
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