2018
DOI: 10.1109/tbdata.2017.2715335
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Big Data Based Security Analytics for Protecting Virtualized Infrastructures in Cloud Computing

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“…Existing malware detection approaches usually involve two steps: first, monitoring hooks are placed at different points within the virtualized infrastructure, and then a regularly updated attack signature database is used to determine attack presence [18]. Some of the relevant work is described below.…”
Section: Existing Malware Detection Methods In Virtualizedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existing malware detection approaches usually involve two steps: first, monitoring hooks are placed at different points within the virtualized infrastructure, and then a regularly updated attack signature database is used to determine attack presence [18]. Some of the relevant work is described below.…”
Section: Existing Malware Detection Methods In Virtualizedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Win 等 [336] 提出一种云环境下基于大数据技术的恶意软件和 rootkit 攻击实时检测框架, 利用 HDFS 存储从客户 VM 中采集的海量数据, 利用基于图的事件关联分析和基于 MapReduce 解析器的潜在攻 击路径识别方法提取攻击特征, 进而利用基于逻辑回归和置信传播 (belief propagation) 的机器学习算 法实现攻击检测.…”
Section: 基于大数据技术的服务与平台安全监管unclassified
“…Moreover, current methods and mechanisms for service provision vary from vendor to supplier. The IT team needs to develop a strategy for considering an important aspect of cloud computing, which can be a set of standard APIs that automate the entire service provisioning cycle from allocation to deallocation [28]- [30]. Although most users of the cloud platform want simpler approaches to copy/paste, the actual configuration of the service is too complex for the average user.…”
Section: Service Provisioningmentioning
confidence: 99%