Distributed CloudIMS: Future-Generation Network with Internet of Thing Based on Distributed Cloud Computing

Allouch, Hamid; Belkasmi, Mostafa

doi:10.1007/978-81-322-2012-1_5

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“…Furthermore, the VM code itself can be susceptible to a range of threats [13]. To maintain the security in live VM migration there are many things such as IPSec, VLAN, and role-based migration [14,15]. IPSec is used in secure communication among networks [16].…”

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A secure VM Live migration technique in a cloud computing environment using blowfish and blockchain technology

Gupta,

Namasudra,

Kumar

2024

Preprint

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Data centers have proven to be the infrastructure's backbone to deliver cloud services. With the emerging paradigm of cloud computing, VM live migration is the process of migrating a running virtual machine across specific hosts with no client-visible interruption. Security, vulnerability, resource optimization, and maintaining the quality of service are many issues in live VM migration. Maintaining security in VM live migration is one of the important concerns. For creating a secure environment, this paper proposes a secure live migration technique by applying one of the cryptographic algorithms that are blowfish for generating an encryption-decryption-based system, and blockchain technology which provides a solution to address many challenges like decentralization, data privacy, and VM security to prevent from side-channel attack, and a man in the middle attacks. The algorithms namely Key Management Blowfish Encryption (KMBE), Access Control Searchable Encryption (ACSE), Protected Searchable Destination Server (PSDS), and Key Expansion Blowfish Decryption (KEBD) improve security in VM live migration in terms of various parameters like data center request servicing time, response time and data transfer cost. The proposed technique KMBE improves migration cost ($) by 60–70%, ACSE reduces overall energy consumption by 70–80%, PSDS reduces make span by 40–50% and KEBD improves the security in live VM migration by 30–40%.

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A secure VM Live migration technique in a cloud computing environment using blowfish and blockchain technology

Gupta,

Namasudra,

Kumar

2024

Preprint

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“…This new concept consists of the connection of everyday objects by networks and databases, allowing the possibility to detect changes in the environment in which they are inserted, and the implementation of the corresponding response [3][4][5][6]. Thus, the distributed computing capability and the access to the large quantity of produced information [7] enables to act into the environment in a preventive or reactive way ensuring better quality of life, energy saving and security, among others.…”

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Design and fabrication of multilayer inkjet-printed passive components for printed electronics circuit development

Correia

Mitra

Castro

et al. 2018

Journal of Manufacturing Processes

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Printing electronic passive components suffer from the lack of a wide variety of appropriate materials for developing components with specific characteristics, for specific dimensions. This paper introduces a multilayer approach for the inkjet printing of resistors, inductors and capacitors, showing that it is possible to manufacture tailored passive circuit elements and therefore their implementation into functional printed electronics. The materials and process steps for the manufacturing, the individual component characteristics and the equivalent circuit is provided for all passive devices.

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A secure VM live migration technique in a cloud computing environment using blowfish and blockchain technology

Gupta,

Namasudra,

Kumar

2024

J Supercomput

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Distributed CloudIMS: Future-Generation Network with Internet of Thing Based on Distributed Cloud Computing

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

A secure VM Live migration technique in a cloud computing environment using blowfish and blockchain technology

A secure VM Live migration technique in a cloud computing environment using blowfish and blockchain technology

Design and fabrication of multilayer inkjet-printed passive components for printed electronics circuit development

A secure VM live migration technique in a cloud computing environment using blowfish and blockchain technology

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