A literature survey of security issues in Cloud, Fog, and Edge IT infrastructure

Beebe, Nicole; Choo, Kim‐Kwang Raymond

doi:10.1007/s10660-022-09615-y

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“…Similarly, the paper identifies blockchain as a partnering technology to address some of the security concerns. Akello et al in [3] summarized existing security surveys in the domains of cloud, fog, and edge computing. The paper underscores the need for addressing security problems related to these domains while carrying out a comprehensive examination of the different security problems associated with them.…”

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Prominent Security Vulnerabilities in Cloud Computing

Alquwayzani,

Aldossri,

Frikha

2024

IJACSA

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This research study examines the significant security vulnerabilities and threats in cloud computing, analyzes their potential consequences for enterprises, and proposes effective solutions for mitigating these vulnerabilities. This paper discusses the increasing significance of cloud security in a time characterized by rapid data expansion and technological progress. The paper examines prevalent vulnerabilities in cloud computing, including cloud misconfigurations, data leakage, shared technology threats, and insider threats. It emphasizes the necessity of adopting a proactive and comprehensive approach to ensure cloud security. The report places significant emphasis on the shared responsibility paradigm, adherence to industry laws, and the dynamic nature of cybersecurity threats. The situation necessitates the cooperation of researchers, cybersecurity professionals, and enterprises to proactively address these difficulties. This partnership aims to provide a thorough manual for organizations aiming to bolster their cloud security measures and safeguard valuable data in an ever-evolving digital landscape.

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confidence: 99%