Data Integrity and Security in Distributed Cloud Computing—A Review

Ghallab, Abdullatif; Saif, Mohammed; Mohsen, Abdulqader M.

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-7234-0_73

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“…The article examined and contrasted eight alternative cloud traceability and security models [12]. It summarises the major schemes of private information public auditing, notably access management, attribute-based access control, and public key encryption, to showcase nearly solutions for some of the existing cloud security issues and difficulties.…”

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A Review on Security Aspects and Countermeasures for Cloud Computing

Maheshwari¹

2021

IJOSCIENCE

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For large-scale companies or people that desire a range of system services at a cheap cost, cloud computing is now the most popular phenomena to use. Personal information is frequently kept in a public cloud that is open to the public. This fundamental raises a number of concerns about cloud providers' flexible services, including confidentiality, persistence, and endurance. The paper aims to better understand cloud components, security concerns, and dangers, as well as developing solutions that might help minimise cloud vulnerabilities. It is a well-known truth that the cloud has been a viable hosting platform since 2008; nevertheless, the view of cloud security is that it requires major changes in order to achieve higher rates of adaptability at the corporate scale. Many of the difficulties affecting cloud computing need to be rectified immediately. The industry has made tremendous progress in combating cloud computing risks, but there is still work to be done to reach the level of maturity that traditional/on-premise hosting has.

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confidence: 99%