3 dimensional security in cloud computing

Prasad, Parikshit; Ojha, Badrinath; Shahi, Rajeev Ranjan; Lal, R. B.; Vaish, Abhishek; Goel, Utkarsh

doi:10.1109/iccrd.2011.5764279

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“…The symmetric searchable encryption (SSE) and asymmetric searchable encryption (ASE) are used in the scheme to encrypt data searching, but this techniques increase complexity and make the system slow. In 2011, Prasad et al discussed different security aspects in cloud computing [9], this technique provides a way to authenticate in a 3-dimensional approach. In this scheme, the data classification is done by a client before storing the data.…”

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Security Issues Over Some Cloud Models

Elkafrawy

Abdo

Shawish

2015

Procedia Computer Science

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Cloud computing is an uprising field in information technology (IT) industry because of its performance, high availability, low cost and much more. The data leakage, lack of proper security control policy, and weakness in the data sentry are the main worries of the companies. So that a cloud data security models should be able to overcome all the possible issues of cloud computing, so as to provide the benefits of cloud computing and preventing the owner's data from all the risks associated. This paper focuses on two phases; the first phase is a discussion of the security functions that should be realized during building any data cloud model. A comparison of some designed cloud models is discussed as the second phase. The cloud models discussed are Wang scheme (2009), Prased scheme (2011), Sandeep K. Sood (2012), Xin Dong scheme (2014), and P. Lavanya scheme (2014) all of which are displayed and its security are discussed.Recommendations are further given for proper security issues over cloud systems.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this section, a comparison between the algorithms Wang's scheme (2009) [7], Prased's scheme (2011) [9], Sandeep K. Sood (2012) [10], P. Lavanya's scheme (2014) [11] and Xin Dong's scheme (2014) [12] is described. We analyze these five algorithms focusing on the security factors defined in sec.2.…”

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Security Issues Over Some Cloud Models

Elkafrawy

Abdo

Shawish

2015

Procedia Computer Science

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“…Sood (2012) summarizes the common data security techniques available in cloud computing and proposed a new data security design and analysed its performance. Prasad et al (2011) provided a three-dimensional authentication technique where availability of data is provided by overcoming problems such as denial of service and data leakage. The proposed technique does not require encryption.…”

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Towards performance evaluation of cloud service providers for cloud data security

Ramachandran

Chang

2016

International Journal of Information Management

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Today's data is sensitive that requires privacy and security both from the cloud service providers (CSP) as well as from users in its all the form of data states: data at rest, while transferring data, enquiring data, and processing the data. Cloud computing has been applied in the health sector, national security services, banking and other business and companies that store confidential data into the cloud as we have seen in recent years.Therefore, information and data security is a crucial issue that needs to be addressed thoroughly in the cloud computing business. This research deals with the performance analysis of recent cloud data security models. This paper proposes cloud data security models based on Business Process Modeling Notations (BPMN) and simulation results can reveal performances issues related to data security as part of any organizations initiative on Business process management (BPM).

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“…A three-dimensional approach to securing data in cloud is presented in [33], wherein data is categorized on the basis of a priority rating, which incorporates confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Sood [34] extends this system by adding data protection via the 128-bit SSL encryption and strengthening the authentication mechanism.…”

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DB-SECaaS: a cloud-based protection system for document-oriented NoSQL databases

Ghazi

Masood

Rauf

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EURASIP J. on Info. Security

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The trend of cloud databases is leaning towards Not Only SQL (NoSQL) databases as they provide better support for scalable storage and quick retrieval of exponentially voluminous data. One of the more prominent types of NoSQL databases is document-based storage, which is being increasingly used in the dynamic cloud paradigm. However, there are inherent security issues in cloud, including remote data residency along with the non-existent control of owners over their own data. In addition to that, the inherent security features of most document-based NoSQL databases lack granular access control and robust confidentiality mechanisms. There is also a distinct lack of a comprehensive solution that effectively caters to all the security requirements of a document-oriented database in cloud. In order to overcome these issues, we propose a database security-as-a-service (DB-SECaaS) system over document-oriented database hosted in cloud, which provides authentication, fine-grained authorization, and encryption of the database objects, while ensuring that access to the data is granted only to authorized users on a need-to-know basis. The paper shows that the DB-SECaaS system strongly enhances the security of documentoriented databases on cloud, and it is thus expected to facilitate the industry to reap the benefits of NoSQL without worrying over security issues. In order to certify the abovementioned security enhancements, provided by DB-SECaaS, the paper also provides a formal analysis of DB-SECaaS using the Scyther model checker. As a proof of concept, the core functionalities of the protocol, i.e., authorization, authentication, and encryption, are formally modeled in Scyther to formally verify that the proposed framework mitigates privacy and security concerns.

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3 dimensional security in cloud computing

Cited by 32 publications

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Security Issues Over Some Cloud Models

Security Issues Over Some Cloud Models

Towards performance evaluation of cloud service providers for cloud data security

DB-SECaaS: a cloud-based protection system for document-oriented NoSQL databases

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