Quantum cryptography technique: A way to improve security challenges in mobile cloud computing (MCC)

Abidin, Shafiqul; Swami, Amit; Ramírez-Asís, Edwin; Alvarado-Tolentino, Joseph; Maurya, Rajesh Kumar; Hussain, Naziya

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2021.05.593

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“…Maray et al [8] present the concept of offloading techniques on mobile edge technology (MEC), along with previous work on taxonomy architecture and previous algorithms that provide different computing services on MCC, with a comparison between MCC and MEC, and its future directions. Abidin et al [9] present modern quantum cryptography direction (QKD) and service provider architectures with the comparison of other previous work techniques for the betterment of the security of MCC. Ali et al [10] proposed dynamic decision task scheduling and a micro-service-based computational offloading (TSMCO) technique for mobile cloud servers and presented architecture or algorithms for the enhancement of TSMCO framework on different applications, such as health care, games, and augmented reality.…”

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Mobile Cloud Computing: A Survey on Current Security Trends and Future Directions

Sheikh,

Butt,

Hanif

2023

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Mobile Cloud Computing: A Survey on Current Security Trends and Future Directions

Sheikh,

Butt,

Hanif

2023

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“…TOPSIS method of ranking evaluated based on enhanced ambiguity comparison with weighted average. One of the typical approaches Multiple response in the process used in TOPSIS to improve problems, reduce uncertainty can be used as a performance measurement index determining the weight of each response and manageable at the same time A global approach continuously [11]. The TOPSIS process is an advanced and simple ranking engine used.…”

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Analysis of Operating System Using TOPSIS MCDM Method

Bharathi

Ramachandran²,

Sathiyaraj³

et al. 2022

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Operating systems are computer software a user and a computer is between Communications an operating system. Operating system is most people are using the very difficult situation solving the problem in computer. TOPSIS (Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution) analysis using the Operating system 1, Operating system 2, Operating system 3, Operating system 4, Operating system 5 Alternative value and Memory management, Process management, Storage management, protection and security, Software Features Evaluation Parameters in value. Operating system 5 is got the first rank whereas is the Operating system 4 has the Lowest rank.

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“…For the security estimation, let's share one mystery bit if they decide the function by getting a reasonable estimation result. The existence of share made the entangled state fully destroyed into a separable state [26].…”

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Evaluating Software Security in the Era of Quantum Computer by Using Fuzzy TOPSIS

Nadeem¹,

Ansar²,

Ahmad³

et al. 2022

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The development of quantum computers seeks software developers' attention regarding security in the era of Information Technology, software security is the primary goal for our quantitative assessment of software security in the development cycle of software. Security assessment of software is identifying the key security factors of the software. A security elective provides ex-tensive strategies and calculations to ensure product safety. The security assessment is the key factor in surveying, administering, and controlling security to further enhance the nature of safety. It should be acknowledged that assessing security early on in the development process is beneficial in identifying worms, hazards, flaws, and threats. The definition and portrayal of Quantum Computing (QC) in software security will be discussed in this study. Researchers use cryptography calculations to secure our financial institutions, medical devices, military weaponry, planes, ships, vehicles, and pilots. Here authors of this study use the Fuzzy Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Situation (FTOPSIS) to quantitatively assess the weight/rank of the quantum enable security alternatives like (Diffie-Hellman key-exchange algorithm, Quantum key distribution algorithm, Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm, Special Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm, Grover’s Algorithm and Quantum key distribution algorithm in GHZ state) with security factors like (Confidentiality, Integrity, Authenti-cation, Privacy, Reliability, Maintainability, Authorization, Integrity, Possessions, and Availability). Additionally, they critically analyze and select the six alternatives of quantum-based security algorithms. The nature of safety infers the ability to execute a thing on time in this exploration study, specifically 'software security'.

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Quantum cryptography technique: A way to improve security challenges in mobile cloud computing (MCC)

Cited by 19 publications

References 25 publications

Mobile Cloud Computing: A Survey on Current Security Trends and Future Directions

Mobile Cloud Computing: A Survey on Current Security Trends and Future Directions

Analysis of Operating System Using TOPSIS MCDM Method

Evaluating Software Security in the Era of Quantum Computer by Using Fuzzy TOPSIS

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