Cloud computing is an internet based computing. In terms of security, it provides very good security features. It gives the information about Data Related Security,Application related security issues,CSP level attacks,Network level attacks,Security requirements for cloud computing
• Software as a Service (SaaS): -- It offers renting application functionality from a service provider rather than buying, installing and running software by the user. • Platform as a Service ( PaaS ) : -- It provides a platform in the cloud, upon which applications can be developed and executed. • Infrastructure as a Service ( IaaS ) : -- vendors offer computing power and storage space on demand.
• DNS attacks: Domain hijacking: Domain hijacking is defined as changing the name of a domain without the knowledge or permission from the domain’s owner or creator. This enable the intruders to access the sensitive information. Cross site scripting: It is a type of attack in which user enters right URL of a website and hacker on the other site redirect the user to its own website and hack its credentials. • IP spoofing: DOS attack: When hackers overflows a network server or web server with frequent request of services to damage the network, the denial of service cannot keep up with them, server could not legitimate client regular requests. • Man in the middle attack: This is another issue of network security that will happen if secure socket layer (SSL) is not properly configured. • Network Sniffing: Another type of attack is network sniffer, it is a more critical issue of network security in which unencryp
Private cloud The cloud is managed by an organization and serve it solely. Public cloud --The cloud infrastructure is owned and managed by a large Cloud Service Provider (CSP). Community cloud --The cloud is managed by several organizations and supports a specific community that has the same interest. Hybrid cloud -- The cloud infrastructure is composed of two or more of the above models
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