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Cloud Security: Attacks and Current Defenses

Gehana Booth, Andrew Soknacki, Anil Somayaji

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Abstract—This paper presents a high-level classification of current research in cloud computing security. Unlike past work, this classification is organized around attack strategies and corresponding defenses. Specifically, we outline several threat models for cloud computing systems, discuss specific attack mechanisms, and classify proposed defenses by how they address these models and counter these mechanisms. This examination highlights that, while there has been considerable research to date, there are still major threats to cloud computing systems, such as potential infrastructure compromise, that need to be better addressed. C

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APA 7

Booth, G., Soknacki, A., & Somayaji, A. (2013). Cloud Security: Attacks and Current Defenses.

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Booth, Gehana, et al. “Cloud Security: Attacks and Current Defenses.” 2013.

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Booth, Gehana, Andrew Soknacki, and Anil Somayaji. 2013. “Cloud Security: Attacks and Current Defenses.”

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Booth, G., Soknacki, A. and Somayaji, A. (2013) ‘Cloud Security: Attacks and Current Defenses’.

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@article{booth2013cloud,
  title = {{Cloud Security: Attacks and Current Defenses}},
  author = {Booth, Gehana and Soknacki, Andrew and Somayaji, Anil},
  year = {2013}
}

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