Trust Management Framework for Handling Security Issues in Multi-cloud Environment

Prithi, S.; Sumathi, D.; Poongodi, T.; Suresh, P.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-74402-1_16

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“…In this regard, the framework helps in threat identification, risk analysis, selecting metrics and security controls, security monitoring, decision-making, and visualizing security status, improving visibility and trust in multi-cloud environments. On the flip side, creating a trust management infrastructure for Cloud Service Providers (CSPs), Cloud Providers (CPs), and Cloud Service Users (CSUs) is critical to solving security problems [46]. By evaluating the credibility of CSP and applying the authentication method, organizations can reduce security risks and maintain data integrity in multi-cloud systems [46].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…On the flip side, creating a trust management infrastructure for Cloud Service Providers (CSPs), Cloud Providers (CPs), and Cloud Service Users (CSUs) is critical to solving security problems [46]. By evaluating the credibility of CSP and applying the authentication method, organizations can reduce security risks and maintain data integrity in multi-cloud systems [46]. However, thorough security solutions and rule compliance are fundamental for managing multi-cloud networks and building trust.…”

Section: Ijgis June 2024mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Seth,

Nerella,

Najana

et al. 2024

International Journal of Global Innovations and Solutions (IJGIS)

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Section: Ijgis June 2024mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Ijgis June 2024mentioning

confidence: 99%

Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Seth,

Nerella,

Najana

et al. 2024

International Journal of Global Innovations and Solutions (IJGIS)

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“…Considering that all security tools are used to protect data, we cannot trust full coordination between multi cloud. A full review on the challenges in security when using multi-cloud approach is presented [13] Blockchain has been applied in many areas, but there are some issues with blockchain security and privacy [14]. The study showed that the block chain produces more data and needs more space, and some data is not required.…”

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Secure Exam Storage Using RSA public key encryption

Tarawneh¹,

Alzyoud²,

Sharrab³

et al. 2022

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Performance, usability, and security are the focus of software systems development. Confidentiality, availability and integrity are the main goals of these systems security. One common software system that needs to be secured is exams, which is an assessment method to measure student performance in education. Sharing exams between faculty members is common task for moderation and review, but it exposed to Leakage. Exams Leakage will affect confidentiality and integrity of the exams. Loss of confidentiality will affect the reputation of the institute, where loss of integrity may have serious impact on the students’ performance. It is a troublesome for faculties to guarantee exam electronic documents confidentiality. Therefore, it is required to have secure exam storage systems. Some solutions are central server-based systems, cloud-based systems, and block chain-based systems. The cloud-based system is secure and trusted, but data may corrupt without the knowledge of the cloud service provider. Bock chain is a better solution but requires more storage. In this paper, we proposed a key management method to secure exams storage using public key Cryptosystem; it uses an RSA algorithm to provide distinctive feature of data integrity, confidentiality and authentication. It can be used in centralised server-based system or cloud-based system. The proposed framework provides security without increase in encoding and decoding time and without increase in file size.

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“…Reputation and Trust (RT) frameworks are successfully employed in a variety of application scenarios to assist customers in diagnosingconsistent as well as trustworthy providers, such as Amazon, eBay, and mobile app markets [3]. The cloud computing paradigm faces significant challenges in trust and security, both of which impede cloud adoption and cloud growth.A trust evaluation and management model are being developed in this location to improve the cloud computing paradigm's security [4].Trust is eliminated as the primary obstacle that must be overcome in cloud computing from the aforementioned challenges.A tangible trust bondamongCloud Providers (CP), Cloud Service Providers (CSP), and Cloud Service Users (CSU) is required for the implementation of an efficient multi-cloud environment [5,6]. This is supported by a number of previous works.…”

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Trust based Reputation Framework for Data Security in Cloud Environment

K.K.Baseer

2024

jes

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Cloud computing relies on the Internet and is susceptible to numerous attacks, hence security is the most significant issue.It takes a long time to create trust values for trust authority and cloud servers.Research into trust relationships and trust-based security mechanisms in cloud environments is important because trust has been regarded as a security relationship that is more important than authorization.In a cloud computing environment, trust should exist between cloud users and service providers.As a result, a trust-based reputation framework with fuzzy rules for cloud data security is proposed.The trust values of data centers (DCs) and cloud users (CUs) are independently determined within this framework.The DC examines the CU's reputation and disregards it if it is poor.The user evaluates the serving DC's reputation during transmission to the user and disregards low reputations.The results achieved demonstrate that the trust of the proposed framework performs better.

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Trust Management Framework for Handling Security Issues in Multi-cloud Environment

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Navigating the Multi-Cloud Maze: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Trends

Secure Exam Storage Using RSA public key encryption

Trust based Reputation Framework for Data Security in Cloud Environment

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