Malware Detection In Cloud Computing
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https://doi.org/10.26438/ijcse/v6i11.237241Keywords:
Cloud computing, threats, antivirus, security, deployability, resilience, malwareAbstract
In recent years the usage of cloud computing were emerged in big aspects. Hence the security of this big systems were in danger due to the intrusion and stealing of personal data. Inspite there are many primitive measures and antivirus tools were used in the cloud but they are not much effective in nature of modern malwares. Inorder to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions the cloud has to react towards not only to the known threats, but also to prevent against the new objection. This paper includes in about an approach in detection of malwares in cloud infrastructure. This approach provides greater efficiency in detection of malwares enhanced forensics capabilities and improved deployability. In this paper we join together detection techniques, Behavioral Blocking and Heuristic Analysis or Pro-Active Defense. Using this mechanism we find that cloud-malware detection provides better detection against recent threats compared to a single antivirus engine and a 98% detection rate across the cloud environment.
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