Intrusion damage assessment for multi‐stage attacks for clouds

Author:

Arshad Junaid1,Ajmal Azad Muhammad2,Ali Jokhio Imran3,Townend Paul4

Affiliation:

1. Department of CS & IT University of AJK Kotli Pakistan

2. Faculty of Engineering University of Porto Portugal

3. Department of Software Engineering Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro Pakistan

4. School of Computing University of Leeds Leeds UK

Abstract

Clouds represent a major paradigm shift from contemporary systems, inspiring the contemporary approach to computing. They present fascinating opportunities to address dynamic user requirements with the provision of flexible computing infrastructures that are available on demand. Clouds, however, introducing novel challenges particularly with respect to security that require dedicated efforts to address them. This study is focused at one such challenge, that is, determining the extent of damage caused by an intrusion for a victim virtual machine. It has significant implications especially with respect to effective response to the intrusion. This study presents the efforts to address this challenge for Clouds in the form of a novel scheme for intrusion damage assessment for Clouds. In addition to its context‐aware operation, the scheme facilitates protection against multi‐stage attacks. The study also includes the formal specification and evaluation of the scheme, which successfully demonstrate its effectiveness to achieve rigorous damage assessment for Clouds.

Publisher

Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)

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