Privacy in Cloud Computing : A Survey

Arockiam, L.

doi:10.5121/csit.2012.2331

Cited by 9 publications

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“…The cloud user should carefully read the privacy policy before placing their informat ion in the cloud. If a cloud user doesn't understand any of the policies, it should be clarified with the provider or may consider other service providers [23]. Cloud user must have a close attention regarding rights to use, disclose, or make public cloud user information.…”

Section: A For Cloud Usermentioning

confidence: 99%

Security Threats of Cloud Computing

Aawadallah¹

2015

IJRITCC

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Abstract-Cloud computing presents a convenient environment and more advantages to business organizations to run their business, it's benefits aims to make the location computing infrastructure shifted to the network in order to reduce the costs of hardware and software resources maintenance, also it offers the processing power and the computing resources of geographically distanced computers connected via internet. It has advantages such as outsourcing, scalability, efficiency, resilience, and non-core activities and flexibility. In this paper, cloud service models and deployment were introduced; cloud security challenges were investigated based on the cloud service models nature. Also this paper seeks to address various threats which face cloud computing and the possible solutions to demonstrate the techniques that hackers used against.

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Section: A For Cloud Usermentioning

confidence: 99%

Security Threats of Cloud Computing

Aawadallah¹

2015

IJRITCC

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“…[10]. In CP-ABE, the attributes are associated the access structure and the secret key is associated with the ciphertext and it is for this reason, that this scheme is called the Ciphertext-Policy Attribute Based Encryption [5].…”

Section: Ciphertext Policy Attribute Based Encryption (Cp-abe)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Thus, the roles determined the user's access to the system on the basis of the job role. Roles were assigned to the user based on the concept of least privileges, i.e., the role is assigned with the least amount of permissions required for the job to be done [10]. If, at any time, the privileges for a role changed, then it was possible to add or delete the permissions.…”

Section: Role Based Access Control (Rbac)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Access Control Methods in Cloud Computing

Mulimani

Rachh

2016

Preprint

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Cloud Computing is a promising and emerging technology that is rapidly being adopted by many IT companies due to a number of benefits that it provides, such as large storage space, low investment cost, virtualization, resource sharing, etc. Users are able to store a vast amount of data and information in the cloud and access it from anywhere, anytime on a pay-per-use basis. Since many users are able to share the data and the resources stored in the cloud, there arises a need to provide access to the data to only those users who are authorized to access it. This can be done through access control schemes which allow the authenticated and authorized users to access the data and deny access to unauthorized users. In this paper, a comprehensive review of all the existing access control schemes has been discussed along with analysis.

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“…In which first Client Based Privacy manager [7] Privacy preserving Repository [12] Preventing information leakage from indexing [10] Privacy preserving in cloud [8] Homomorphic encryption [9] Elliptic curve cryptograph y [18] Privacy preserving public auditing [19] Public Auditability and data dynamics [11] Privacy preserved access control [14] Privacy preserving system [13] RC5 algorit hm [15] Keeping data private while computing [17] Fog Computing [16] Privacy preserving public auditing [20] Privacy preserving Repository [12] Service oriented identity authentication privacy [21] phase consist of sigGen and the keyGen algorithm which verify the metadata while the second phase consist of genproof and verify proof algorithm for auditing. Audit report gives the harm present in the data [30].The next paper is an extension to this paper with little bit of improvement in this paper.…”

Section: Privacy Preserving Public Auditing For Storage Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Security and Privacy in Cloud Computing: A Survey

Shankarwar

Pawar

2015

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Abstract. Cloud Computing is continuously evolving and showing consistent growth in the field of computing. It is getting popularity by providing different computing services as cloud storage, cloud hosting, and cloud servers etc. for different types of industries as well as in academics. On the other side there are lots of issues related to the cloud security and privacy. Security is still critical challenge in the cloud computing paradigm. These challenges include user's secret data loss, data leakage and disclosing of the personal data privacy. Considering the security and privacy within the cloud there are various threats to the user's sensitive data on cloud storage. This paper is survey on the security and privacy issues and available solutions. Also present different opportunities in security and privacy in cloud environment.

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Privacy in Cloud Computing : A Survey

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Cited by 9 publications

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Security Threats of Cloud Computing

Security Threats of Cloud Computing

Analysis of Access Control Methods in Cloud Computing

Security and Privacy in Cloud Computing: A Survey

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