A trust management system model for cloud

Ali, Ahmad; Ahmed, Mansoor; Khan, Abid; Ilyas, Muhammad; Razzaq, Muhammad Saad

doi:10.1109/isncc.2017.8072029

Cited by 7 publications

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“…• Trust in cloud computing: in cloud computing, trust management defines the following types: (i) policies or rules; (ii) recommendations; (iii) reputations; and (iv) predictions. Ahmed et al [8] proposed a survey to evaluate trust as a link between customer and service provider. It was stated that the general requirements for trust evaluation consist of general guidelines and cooperative behaviour of the stakeholders.…”

Section: Different Trust Management Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trust Management: A Cooperative Approach Using Game Theory

Ravale¹,

Patil²,

Borkar³

2023

The Psychology of Trust

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Trust, defined as the willingness to accept risk and vulnerability based upon positive expectations of the intentions or behaviours of another. The qualities or behaviours of one person that create good expectations in another are referred to as trustworthiness. Because of its perceived link to cooperative behaviour, many social scientists regard trust as the backbone of effective social structures. With the advancement in technology, through these online social media people can explore various products, services and facilities. Through these networks the end users want to communicate are usually physically unknown with each other, the evaluation of their trustworthiness is mandatory. Mathematical methods and computational procedures do not easily define trust. Psychological and sociological factors can influence trust. End users are vulnerable to a variety of risks. The need to define trust is expanding as businesses try to establish effective marketing strategies through their social media activities, and as a result, they must obtain consumer trust. Game theory is a theoretical framework for analysing strategic interactions between two or more individuals, in the terminology of game theory, called players. Thus, a conceptual framework for trust evaluation can be designed using a game theory approach that can indicate the conditions under which trustworthy behaviour can be determined.

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Section: Different Trust Management Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trust Management: A Cooperative Approach Using Game Theory

Ravale¹,

Patil²,

Borkar³

2023

The Psychology of Trust

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“…Functionality and performance of information systems, including their unit devices, can be monitored and explored by analyzing the logs generated by the interconnected devices and central monitoring in cloud computing 2 . Accountable audit logs can provide a better level of trust for service providers as well as service tenants 4 . Trust is an important factor for the utility of computing services; therefore, trust and trust management are very significant in the usage, infrastructure, reliability of services, and the whole information system.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…2 Accountable audit logs can provide a better level of trust for service providers as well as service tenants. 4 Trust is an important factor for the utility of computing services; therefore, trust and trust management are very significant in the usage, infrastructure, reliability of services, and the whole information system.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

BCALS: Blockchain‐based secure log management system for cloud computing

Ali

Khan

Ahmed

et al. 2021

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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A computing environment requires a robust and comprehensive process to track and document user activities to uphold confidence in the system. Audit logs are used for this purpose to monitor the actions of administrators and users. However, these logs are vulnerable to multidimensional attacks, including modification of logs, erasability of logs, and privacy of the user. Since administrators have unprecedented access to these logs, they can modify, delete, and even destroy them. Securing these logs against malicious activities is the prime requirement of audit log management. Existing schemes have several limitations, including immutability, computational expensiveness, missing semantics, and are not verifiable. Various schemes have been proposed for this purpose, but a standard method is required to structure heterogeneous logs and their security semantically. To cope with these limitations, in this paper, we propose a Log Management System using blockchain. The proposed system will ensure audit logs' security, which will eventually strengthen users' trust in the computing environment and make it unbreachable even by the administrators. It has been evinced that our model performed better in terms of performance and features already mentioned when compared with existing schemes.

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“…Next, a few scrutinizing schemes present deepest verifiability that one needs hardly the info proprietor who has the private obey perform the scrutinizing test. Thirdly, PDP and Poor design to investigate stationary info that are hardly ever up to date, so the above-mentioned schemes do not cater input passage enhance [1].…”

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confidence: 99%

A Faith Organization Scheme Model for Cloud

Kumar¹,

Kumar²,

Tajudeen³

et al. 2018

IJET

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IT Industries are rapidly migrating their businesses to the cloud architecture. The exponential change is because of elasticity and low-cost services offered by the cloud. The High-performance services offered at low price attract customers to run their businesses on cloud. Other side of the coin Faith on data privacy offered by the cloud is a key issue for every customer. Although the CSP ensure about the privacy and security of the user’s data, but the customer reliability on cloud is still low. This paper briefed the necessity of faith organization scheme, it overviewed various recent works done in this area. The comparative analysis enables us the scope to focus on the lacking of Faith organization on cloud. This paper focuses on various existing techniques "provable data possession" and "evidences of hopelessness" which are used to control this problem to some extent. They will generate static report records and because of this poor reality strong mentor. In addition, threat models in some unspecified time in the future of these plans frequently accept a genuine owner and offer thoughtfulness regarding an untrustworthy cloud task. We proposed a Faith organization scheme to keep customer data safe. This work explains proposed model of faith organization and discuss various open issues in the relative area.

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A trust management system model for cloud

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Trust Management: A Cooperative Approach Using Game Theory

Trust Management: A Cooperative Approach Using Game Theory

BCALS: Blockchain‐based secure log management system for cloud computing

A Faith Organization Scheme Model for Cloud

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