Cloud Computing security classifications and taxonomies: a comprehensive study and comparison

Tissir, Najat; Kafhali, Said El; Aboutabit, Noureddine

doi:10.1109/cloudtech49835.2020.9365884

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“…Despite the flexibility cloud computing offers in accessing and utilizing applications and data, concerns persist about ensuring a secure environment that protects information and applications from unauthorized access and breaches [15,16,17]. In response to these security challenges, the proposed research approach takes into consideration various security flaws and employs both AES encryption and role-based access control methods to enhance data protection and prevent potential breaches.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…While there are various definitions of cloud computing, they all emphasize its serviceoriented nature rather than being solely focused on applications. This service-oriented approach not only reduces infrastructure and ownership costs but also grants users more flexibility and improved efficiency [15,16]. However, the storage of data in the cloud raises significant concerns regarding privacy and security [17].…”

Section: Cloud Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Different service suppliers employ various policies and mechanisms tailored to the type and scale of data to achieve this goal. Cloud computing offers the advantage of data sharing among multiple organizations [15,16], but this also poses a potential risk to data. Protecting data sources becomes imperative to prevent any potential threats.…”

Section: Cloud Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Enhanced Cauchy Matrix Reed-Solomon Codes and Role-Based Cryptographic Data Access for Data Recovery and Security in Cloud Environment

Vijay R. Sonawane

2023

IJRITCC

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In computer systems ensuring proper authorization is a significant challenge, particularly with the rise of open systems and dispersed platforms like the cloud. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) has been widely adopted in cloud server applications due to its popularity and versatility. When granting authorization access to data stored in the cloud for collecting evidence against offenders, computer forensic investigations play a crucial role. As cloud service providers may not always be reliable, data confidentiality should be ensured within the system. Additionally, a proper revocation procedure is essential for managing users whose credentials have expired. With the increasing scale and distribution of storage systems, component failures have become more common, making fault tolerance a critical concern. In response to this, a secure data-sharing system has been developed, enabling secure key distribution and data sharing for dynamic groups using role-based access control and AES encryption technology. Data recovery involves storing duplicate data to withstand a certain level of data loss. To secure data across distributed systems, the erasure code method is employed. Erasure coding techniques, such as Reed-Solomon codes, have the potential to significantly reduce data storage costs while maintaining resilience against disk failures. In light of this, there is a growing interest from academia and the corporate world in developing innovative coding techniques for cloud storage systems. The research goal is to create a new coding scheme that enhances the efficiency of Reed-Solomon coding using the sophisticated Cauchy matrix to achieve fault tolerance

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Section: Results Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%