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Verified Message Exchange in Providing Security for Cloud Computing in Heterogeneous and Dynamic Environment

Atul Verma, Gaurav Kant Shankhdhar, Manuj Darbari. Published in Security

Verified Message Exchange in Providing Security for Cloud Computing in Heterogeneous and Dynamic Environment
International Journal of Applied Information Systems
Year of Publication: 2017
Publisher: Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Series: Volume 11 Number 10
Authors: Atul Verma, Gaurav Kant Shankhdhar, Manuj Darbari
10.5120/ijais2017451648
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  1. Atul Verma, Gaurav Kant Shankhdhar and Manuj Darbari. Verified Message Exchange in Providing Security for Cloud Computing in Heterogeneous and Dynamic Environment. International Journal of Applied Information Systems 11(10):15-18, February 2017. URL, DOI BibTeX

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	issn = "2249-0868",
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	numpages = 4,
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Abstract

Providers to cloud computing including Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Rachspace and Terremark have all contributed at a high end for this bulk storage technology. As goes with all the software packages including CRMs and ERPs the need for security has to be redefined, restructured and its domain adjusted because as the development progresses the vulnerabilities are exposed. To deal with the security issues in cloud computing this paper discusses some concepts like ontology, web semantics, and message passing within or between cloud components. This paper introduces a Context Sensitivity Policy approach for the Cloud Security Paradigm.

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Keywords

Cloud computing, Distributed computing, Grid computing, Concurrent computing, Computer science,High performance computing, Parallel processing, Platform virtualization, Computer industry, Network servers