Evolution of Cloud Operating System: From Technology to Ecosystem

Chen, Zuoning; Chen, Kang; Jiang, Jinlei; Zhang, Lufei; Wu, Song; Qi, Zhengwei; Hu, Chunming; Wu, Yongwei; Sun, Yuhan; Tang, Hong; Sun, Aobing; Kang, Zi-Lu

doi:10.1007/s11390-017-1717-z

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“…Almost every part of cloud computing has a security vulnerability, and it can be a weak point or gateway for attackers to interfere system or stole the data. Cloud computing systems are often built from the existing single machine OS, usually Linux [5]. The Linux operating system was not able to shine in the desktop world.…”

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Automated Security Enhancement Framework for Linux Operating System

2020

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Cloud computing has evolved at an incredible speed, and, in many organizations, it entwined with the sophisticated technological landscape that supports critical daily operations. The cloud computing environment gives rise to a new type of risk, and the user faces many challenges in protecting their existing IT environment. Security in Cloud computing has become a matter of global interest, and it involves securing information by detecting, preventing, and responding to cyber-attacks. Several research efforts have been made in different domains, each having specific features and peculiarities to address various security breaches. Security enhancement as part of prevention is essential in the cloud environment, especially in the Operating System. Security enhancement on the operating system can be done in several ways, such as updating the operating system, updating security, and Hardening. Hardening the operating system requires a long set of processes and execution. Security benchmarks can be a good fundamental for Hardening, which can improve operating system security. The security benchmark is well researched and tested. There are many recommendations for security benchmark need to implement to the operating system, to execute all security benchmark manually will take time and much effort. To simplify and accelerate the hardening process, this paper will propose a framework to automate the Hardening for Linux OS, which can support parallel execution in several servers.

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Automated Security Enhancement Framework for Linux Operating System

2020

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Pushing Big Data into Accelerators: Can the JVM Saturate Our Hardware?

Peltenburg

Hesam

Al-Ars

2017

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Security Analysis of Storage, Virtualization, Infrastructure and Standardization in Cloud Computing

Narayana¹,

Jayashree²

2020

j comput theor nanosci

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Nowadays the cloud computing grows in high rate with the help of recent technological advancement. It provides the on demand and low cost services to the customer. Cloud computing distributes the services to various location based on the demand. The services can cross various layers and location which leads the security problem. The existing security system provides reliable solutions which are not enough to secure the resource and services from unauthorized access. Three types of security is available in the cloud namely Infrastructure security, Platform security and application security. The proposed analysis gives the complete information about these security and its issues. Data security management process has various steps for securing the data around the cloud network with reliable access. Virtualization level security is analyzed with different parameter based on the number issues present in the cloud. Authentication types are also identified and analyzed over security level. Various types of cloud framework and vulnerabilities are assessed in order to achieve better security.

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Evolution of Cloud Operating System: From Technology to Ecosystem

Cited by 4 publications

References 63 publications

Automated Security Enhancement Framework for Linux Operating System

Automated Security Enhancement Framework for Linux Operating System

Pushing Big Data into Accelerators: Can the JVM Saturate Our Hardware?

Security Analysis of Storage, Virtualization, Infrastructure and Standardization in Cloud Computing

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