Secure Distributed Data Storage in Cloud Computing

Chen, Yu; Ku, Wei‐Shinn; Feng, Jun; Liu, Pu; Su, Zhou

doi:10.1002/9780470940105.ch8

“…Redundancy and distributed storing with encryption can be used to ensure more availability, reliability, and security to these DNS databases. Usernames and passwords are needed to be stored in two independent databases in encrypted format (Li et al, 2009;Chen et al, 2011). Each username is linked to its password using mapping rule.…”

Section: Generic Iam Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Postlogin authentication of CUs for usage rights authorisation of a particular service guarantees less data theft and can build the trust between CSP and CUs (Chen et al, 2011). Postlogin authentication plays a very important role in trusted computing.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

IAM with postlogin authentication for service usage authorisation in cloud computing

Rumale¹,

Chaudhari²

2019

IJCC

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To avoid any theft or manipulation of sensitive information like user profile, or to avoid any inadvertent execution of financial transactions, identity and access management of cloud service provider (CSP) need to do postlogin authentication of a user. This can be done using some randomly generated password, different from the login password. Postlogin authentication authorises user the complete access to use sensitive part or service of user's account. It can be done by: 1) sending one time password (OTP) to user over some other safe communication network; 2) throwing some challenging intelligent designs like a game for playing, quest for solving, etc. Postlogin authentication guarantees safety of user's sensitive data and services even after the theft of username and login-password. The paper outlines in brief the generic IAM process with the need of postlogin authentication within the context of cloud computing. Paper proposes variable length OTP, and some intelligent designs for postlogin authentication.

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“…Redundancy and distributed storing with encryption can be used to ensure more availability, reliability, and security to these DNS databases. Usernames and passwords are needed to be stored in two independent databases in encrypted format (Li et al, 2009;Chen et al, 2011). Each username is linked to its password using mapping rule.…”

Section: Generic Iam Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

IAM with postlogin authentication for service usage authorisation in cloud computing

Rumale¹,

Chaudhari²

2019

IJCC

0

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To avoid any theft or manipulation of sensitive information like user profile, or to avoid any inadvertent execution of financial transactions, identity and access management of cloud service provider (CSP) need to do postlogin authentication of a user. This can be done using some randomly generated password, different from the login password. Postlogin authentication authorises user the complete access to use sensitive part or service of user's account. It can be done by: 1) sending one time password (OTP) to user over some other safe communication network; 2) throwing some challenging intelligent designs like a game for playing, quest for solving, etc. Postlogin authentication guarantees safety of user's sensitive data and services even after the theft of username and login-password. The paper outlines in brief the generic IAM process with the need of postlogin authentication within the context of cloud computing. Paper proposes variable length OTP, and some intelligent designs for postlogin authentication.

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“…In the last decade, network based computing and on-demand applications have enhanced cloud computing which has commanded huge research attention since 2007 [14]. According to [12], cloud computing refers to a catalogue of services rendered by an Internet-oriented cluster of computers.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review of Mobile Cloud Computing

Eweoya

¹

,

Daramola

²

2015

IJMUE

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Mobile cloud computing (MCC) is a relatively new concept that leverages the combination of cloud technology, mobile computing, and wireless networking to enrich the usability experiences of mobile users. Many field of application such as mobile health, mobile learning, mobile commerce and mobile entertainment are now taking advantage of MCC technologies. Since MCC is new, there is need to advance research in MCC in order to deepen practice. Currently, what exist are mostly descriptive literature reviews in the area of MCC. In this paper, a systematic literature review (SLR), which offers a structured, methodical, and rigorous approach to the understanding of the trend of research in MCC, and the least and most researched issue is presented. The objective of the study is to provide a credible intellectual guide for upcoming researchers in MCC to help them identify areas in MCC research where they can make the most impact. The SLR was limited to peer-reviewed conference papers and journal articles published from 2002 to 2014. The study reveals that privacy, security and trust in MCC are the least researched, whereas issues of architecture, context awareness and data management have been averagely researched, while issues on operations, end users, service and applications have received a lot of attention in the literature.

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Secure Distributed Data Storage in Cloud Computing

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IAM with postlogin authentication for service usage authorisation in cloud computing

IAM with postlogin authentication for service usage authorisation in cloud computing

IAM with postlogin authentication for service usage authorisation in cloud computing

A Systematic Literature Review of Mobile Cloud Computing

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