Cloud Computing Security Challenges and Threats

Balani, Zina; Varol, Hacer

doi:10.1109/isdfs49300.2020.9116266

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“…In this day and age, everyone can benefit from using modern cybersecurity software. They want to educate the general public about the relevance of cybersecurity, raise attention to newly identified vulnerabilities, and give support for open-source software toolkits (Balani & Varol, 2020).…”

Section: Benefits Of Cyber-securitymentioning

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A Cyber Security Threats, Vulnerability, Challenges and Proposed Solution

Zebari¹,

Asaad²

2022

ACJ

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Internet security is one of the most pressing concerns in the twenty-first century when taken into consideration with other online concerns. This is because technological progress, the growth of communications, and the development of the cyber-Internet have all led to a revolution in the way information and data is sent, as well as in e-commerce. Because of this, it was important to find ways to protect information and data on the internet, as well as electronic money accounts and electronic wallets. Information security on the Internet, security of electronic operations, network security, and application security are all included under the umbrella term "cybersecurity." Cybersecurity refers to the measures that are taken to protect data and information stored on all electronic devices that are connected to the Internet from malicious attacks, hacking operations, data theft, and sabotage. All electronic activities and applications require some kind of cyber security, including websites, financial institutions (including banks, banks, and bank accounts), satellite operations (including military missions), and drone management.

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Section: Benefits Of Cyber-securitymentioning

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A Cyber Security Threats, Vulnerability, Challenges and Proposed Solution

Zebari¹,

Asaad²

2022

ACJ

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“…They are attacks, countermeasures and their opportunities [10]. (Balani & Varol, 2020) had presented a survey for the challenges and threats that faced both users and providers of clouds. They listed some of the most important security issues in cloud computing.…”

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“…(Abdulateef et al, 2020) presented a survey in which machine learning algorithm had been implemented to enhance cloud security. The authors present advantages and dis advantages of each listed paper but no comparison had been presented [12]. (Tariq, et al, 2020) had proposed some important countermeasures to evaluate the risk and challenges of the deep learning-based models that may be vulnerable for several attacks in cloud computing [13].…”

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A Comprehensive Study of Traditional and Deep-learning Schemes for Privacy and Data Security in the Cloud

sheet¹,

saeed²

2022

AL-Rafidain Journal of Computer Sciences and Mathematics

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After the availability of Internet infrastructure all over the world, and connectivity is no longer an obstacle over the Internet, cloud computing has emerged as a practical and ideal solution. A huge revolution has taken place in the field of cloud computing, where it is now an industry. However, it faces great difficulties in ensuring data confidentiality and privacy. People hesitate to use it due to the risk of innumerable attacks and security breaches. This article has covered a several directions relayed to cloud computing ideas. This research would focus on traditional and deep-learning based schemes to secure user's data in the cloud. This study concluded some points about the capabilities of the traditional and deep learning-based scheme. The comparison showed that both of them increased the levels of security and privacy of the cloud. The study conclude that the Deep learning-based method had been implanted to secure clouds' data in combination with other technique performed better than others.

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“…Since cloud computing environments can be virtually accessed from anywhere, smart city managers should be concerned with security issues related to cloud applications. In the same way that fog nodes are subject to security threats like phishing and DDoS attacks (Guideline 3), a cloud environment also has security concerns [Almorsy et al 2010;Balani and Varol 2020]. Solutions for issues related to security in a cloud computing environment are presented in [Singh et al 2016].…”

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Combining Fog and Cloud Computing to Support Spatial Analytics in Smart Cities

Clarindo

Castro

Ciferri

2021

jidm

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Spatial data generated by an Internet of Things (IoT) network is important to assist the spatial analytics process in issues related to smart cities. In these cities, IoT devices generate spatial data constantly. Thus, data can get increasingly voluminous very fast. In this paper, we investigate the challenge of managing these data through the use of a spatial data warehouse designed over a parallel and distributed data processing framework extended with a spatial analytics system. We propose an architecture aimed to assist a smart cities manager in the decision-making process. This architecture integrates a cloud layer where these technologies are located with a fog computing layer for extracting, transforming and loading the data into the spatial data warehouse. Furthermore, we introduce a set of guidelines to aid smart cities managers to implement the proposed architecture. These guidelines describe and discuss important issues that should be faced by the managers. We validate our architecture with a case study that uses real data collected by IoT devices in a smart city. This case study encompasses the execution of three different categories of spatial queries, demonstrating the architecture's efficacy and effectiveness to support spatial analytics in the context of smart cities.

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Cloud Computing Security Challenges and Threats

Cited by 19 publications

References 5 publications

A Cyber Security Threats, Vulnerability, Challenges and Proposed Solution

A Cyber Security Threats, Vulnerability, Challenges and Proposed Solution

A Comprehensive Study of Traditional and Deep-learning Schemes for Privacy and Data Security in the Cloud

Combining Fog and Cloud Computing to Support Spatial Analytics in Smart Cities

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