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International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016
DOI:10.5121/ijasa.2016.4101 1
A SCRUTINY TO ATTACK ISSUES AND SECURITY
CHALLENGES IN CLOUD COMPUTING
Subramaniam.T.K1*,
Deepa.B2
*1
M.E.Scholar, Department of Computer Science & Engineering Nandha
Engineering College, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India
2
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Nandha
Engineering College, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India
ABSTRACT
Cloud computing is an anthology in which one or more computers are connected in a network. Cloud
computing is a cluster of lattice computing, autonomic computing and utility computing. Cloud provides an
on demand services to the users. Many numbers of users access the cloud to utilize the cloud resources.
The security is one the major problem in cloud computing. Hence security is a major issue in cloud
computing. Providing security is a major requirement of cloud computing. The study enclose all the
security issues and attack issues in cloud computing.
KEYWORDS
Grid computing, autonomic computing
1. INTRODUCTION
Cloud computing other wise said to be an on-demand computing. Cloud computing is one of the
types of Internet-based computing in which sharing of cloud resources, data and information.
Normally data and programs are run on individual desktop computers. Instead these are run on
cloud environments. Cloud computing provides platform, communications services and end user
application services. The Cloud computing plays a vital role in IT industry [1]. The network of
networks gives a remote access to set of resources that would be a decentralized. Cloud
computing is flexible, multi-tendency and scalable. In this study the section 2 provides a
deployment model of cloud computing, section 3 provides security challenges in cloud computing
and attack issues.
2. CLOUD SERVICE MODEL
Cloud computing connect delivering computing resources such as remote servers machines, data
storages space, and cloud users applications are services to end users by cloud computing service
supplier. End users access on-demand cloud services via web browsers. Cloud computing service
providers propose specific cloud services and make sure the significance of the services.
Essentially, cloud computing consist of three layers: the system layer, the middle layer or
platform layer, and the top layer or application layer.
International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016
The bottom layer
The bottom layer is the system layer, which
communications of servers, network devices,
a-service (IaaS). The computational resources are
services [2]. With the exploit of virtualization technology, IaaS
allow clients to build composite
importing physical apparatus for
administration since IT professionals are not
network resources. The example
EC2. It offers a virtual computing environme
boundary, users can deploy Solaris or Windows based virtual machines
own tradition applications.
Fig: cloud service Deployment Model
The middle layer
The middle layer is the platform layer and is said to be a
planned to supply a development platform for users to design their explicit
layer services offers by this cloud model contain tools and libraries for applicatio
permit users to have organized over the application deployment a
Platform-as-a-Service model, programmers
tools, therefore dropping the cost
Service model it is a suite of Go
Google Docs, Google Calendar,
own domain names [1][2]. Windows
users to construct own applications using various languages
Users can then incorporate the applications into their
The top layer
The top layer is the application layer, also called
permits users to lease applications runs
applications. Because of its ability to
middle of companies that install
a-Service. With the use of the online
thousands of daily customer tickets more efficiently
International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016
The bottom layer is the system layer, which comprise of additional resources such as
ers, network devices, and memory storage. It is said to be Infrastructures
(IaaS). The computational resources are prepared and accessible for users as on
of virtualization technology, IaaS also offer virtual machines that
network infrastructures. This model not only diminish
for commerce, it also reduces the weight load of computer
IT professionals are not essential to frequently monitor the health of physical
examples of a cloud computing service supplier of IaaS are
a virtual computing environment with web service interfaces. By
eploy Solaris or Windows based virtual machines, Linux, and
Fig: cloud service Deployment Model
the platform layer and is said to be a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS). It is
planned to supply a development platform for users to design their explicit applications.
by this cloud model contain tools and libraries for application enlargement
over the application deployment and configuration settings. With
model, programmers are not necessary to obtain software development
cost of buying tools. Google Apps is an example of Platform
it is a suite of Google tools that comprises Google Talk, Gmail, Google Groups,
Google Calendar, and Google Sites. It permits users to modify these tools on their
. Windows Azure is another Platform-as-a-Service provider.
applications using various languages and domains, tools or frameworks.
the applications into their presented IT environments.
he application layer, also called as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). This
applications runs clouds as a substitute of paying to purchase these
applications. Because of its ability to decrease costs. Software-as-a-Service is popular
install their businesses. Group on is an example that uses
. With the use of the online bearer solutions provided by Zendesk, Groupon
tickets more efficiently.
International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016
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al resources such as
Infrastructures-
for users as on-demand
machines that
diminish the cost in
computer network
monitor the health of physical
of a cloud computing service supplier of IaaS are Amazon’s
By using the
Linux, and execute their
Service (PaaS). It is
applications. Middle
n enlargement,
nd configuration settings. With
are not necessary to obtain software development
Platform- as-a-
Google Groups,
these tools on their
Service provider. It enables
tools or frameworks.
Service (SaaS). This layer
of paying to purchase these
is popular in the
on is an example that uses Software-as-
Groupon processes its
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2.1. BENEFITS OF CLOUD COMPUTING
Reduced IT costs
Moving to cloud computing may diminish the cost of running and preserve IT systems. Rather
than acquire costly systems and equipment for your business, cloud computing can decrease the
costs by using the resources of cloud computing service supplier. It may be able to diminish the
working costs because: the cost of system upgrades, original hardware and software may be built-
in in the agreement; cloud computing no longer need to pay wages for expert staff, the energy
utilization costs may be condensed, there are fewer time delays.
Scalability
The business can scale up or scale down the procedure and storage desires quickly to suit
situation, permit flexibility as needs change. Rather than purchase and install expensive upgrade
in individual computer, cloud computer service provider can handle this all works. Use the cloud
frees up the moment so we can get on with managing business.
Business continuity
Defending data and systems is an imperative part of business durability development. Whether
experience a natural tragedy, power collapse or other predicament, encloses the data accumulate
in the cloud environments ensure that it is backed up and confined in a secure and safe position.
Being able to right to use data again rapidly permit conducting business as usual, minimizing any
downtime and overcome of productivity.
Collaboration effectiveness
Collaboration in a cloud computing environment gives the business capacity to commune and
share more easily external of the traditional communication methods. If cloud computing
operating on a project across different locations, might use cloud computing to provide
employees, contractors and third parties admission to the equal files. The cloud users choose a
cloud computing representation that formulates it easy for to share your report with adviser.
Flexibility of work practices
Cloud computing allow employees to be more stretchy in their work practices. For example, they
have the ability to access data from home, on holiday, or via the convert to and from work. If
need admission to data while off-site, can connect to useful office, quickly and easily.
Cost Savings
Perhaps, the most important cloud computing advantages is in terms of IT expenditure funds.
Businesses, no issue with their type or size, exist to make money while keeping investment and
operational expenses to a minimum. With cloud computing, you can save important capital costs
with zero in-house server storage space and application requirements. The need of on-premises
infrastructure also removes their related operational costs in the forms of bandwidth and power
supply, air provision for server rooms and management costs.
International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016
Manageability
Cloud computing provides enhanced and basic IT management and maintenance capabilities
through central management of resources, vendor managed infrastructure and S
agreements. IT communications
computing resources are maintained by
for access software, applications and services need not to installation
Agreement ensures the timely and assured delivery,
3. SECURITY CHALLENGES
3.1. Security Issues in Software as a Service
Software-as-a-Service offers application services on demand such as electronic mail, audio and
video conferencing software tools, and business specific applications such as ERP, CRM, and
SCM. Software-as-a-Service users have fewer controls over security among the three
fundamental delivery representations in the
applications may raise some security concerns.
•VIRTUALIZATIO
•VIRTUAL
MACHINE
MONITOR
•APPLICATION
SECURITY
•DATA SECURITY
SOFTWARE AS A
INFRASTURCURE
International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016
Cloud computing provides enhanced and basic IT management and maintenance capabilities
through central management of resources, vendor managed infrastructure and S
communications updates and continuance are eliminating, as all
resources are maintained by the service provider. A simple web-based user interface
re, applications and services need not to installation and a S
ensures the timely and assured delivery, management and maintenance of
HALLENGES
Fig: Security Challenges in cloud
3.1. Security Issues in Software as a Service
application services on demand such as electronic mail, audio and
video conferencing software tools, and business specific applications such as ERP, CRM, and
users have fewer controls over security among the three
livery representations in the cloud [3]. The adoption of Software
applications may raise some security concerns.
•DDoS ATTACKS
•MALWAARE
INJECTION
ATTACKS
•UNDERLAYING
INFRSTRUCURE
•THIRD PARTY
RELATIONSHP
SOFTWARE AS A
SERVICE
PLATFORM AS A
SERVICE
ATTACKS IN WEB
SERVICE
INFRASTURCURE
AS A SERVICE
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Cloud computing provides enhanced and basic IT management and maintenance capabilities
through central management of resources, vendor managed infrastructure and Service Level
are eliminating, as all the cloud
based user interface
Service Level
of IT services.
application services on demand such as electronic mail, audio and
video conferencing software tools, and business specific applications such as ERP, CRM, and
users have fewer controls over security among the three
Software-as-a-Service
DDoS ATTACKS
MALWAARE
UNDERLAYING
INFRSTRUCURE
THIRD PARTY
RELATIONSHP
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3.1.1.1. Application Security
These application requests are usually transport to the user via the Internet through a Web
browser. However, blemish in web applications may generate vulnerabilities for the Software-as-
a-Service applications [4][5]. The botnets in the network may create malicious activities Security
challenges in Software-as-a-Service applications are same as that of web application technology,
but conventional security solutions does not successfully protect it from malicious attacks[8]. The
Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has recognized the ten most critical web
applications security threats.
3.1.1.2 Multi-Tendency
Multi-tenancy is a structural design in which a distinct instance of a software application provides
numerous customers. Each customer is said to be a tenant. Tenants may be given the capability to
modify some parts of the application, such as colour of the graphical user interface or it may with
business rules, but they not able to customize the application's code [10]. Software-as-a-Service
applications can be clustered into development models that are resolute by the following
characteristics: with metadata it is configurable and also it is configurable.
In the architectural model, each and every client has individual customized instance of the
software application. This architectural model has disadvantages, but security issues are less
when compared to other models. In the next maturity model, the dealer also supplies different
instances of the applications for each and every customer, but all the instances use the same
application code. In this maturity model the customers can customize some configuration options
to satisfy their needs. In the last maturity model multi-tenancy is appended, so that single
instances that serves all customers [9]. This approach facilitates more efficient use of the
resources but scalability is restrictive. Since the data sources from multiple tenants are likely to be
stored in the same database. Security mechanism policies are required to guarantee that
customer’s data are kept take apart away from other customers.
3.1.3 Accessibility
Accessing applications over the internet are shared via users through web browser. This allow
user to makes access from any network connected devices easier. It also includes public
computers devices, remote and mobile devices. It also exposes the service to extra security risks.
The Cloud Security Alliance [10] has discharged a document. The document that explains the
present state of mobile computing and the threats in this area such as information pinching mobile
malware devices, insecure wireless networks, vulnerabilities originate in the device Operating
System and official business applications, and proximity-based hew.
3.2. Platform-as-a-service security Issues
Platform-as-a-service provides facilitates for deployment of cloud-based applications without the
charge of importing and maintaining the underlying hardware platforms and software layers [11].
As with Software as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service depends on a
protected and trustworthy network and secure web browser applications. Platform as a Service
application security covers two software layers. That includes Security of the platform itself that
is runtime and engine. Security of customer applications implemented on this platform [10]. This
is responsible for protected the platform software stack from attacks and other security issues.
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3.2.1. Third-party relationships
Platform as a Service provides a traditional program Languages, software platforms to end user.
This also provides a third-party web services components such as mashups [11]. Mashups
application combine more than one source element into a single incorporated unit. This also has
security related to issues. In this platform user has to depend on security of web hosted tools and
also depends on third party security issues.
3.2.2. Infrastructure security
In Platform-as-a-service, programmers and developers do not access to the underlying
infrastructure layers, so clod service providers are only responsible for securing their underlying
infrastructure layers as well as the end user applications services [12]. Even though developers
and programmers are in control of the securing their applications, they do not have the guarantee
that the maturity environment tools provided by a Platform-as-a-service provider are secure.
3.3. Infrastructure as a service security Issues
Infrastructure as a Service provides a number of resources such as web servers, data storage
space, networks, and other resources necessary for computing .These of connected in the form of
virtualized systems. These virtualized system are accessed through internet [13] .The user of
system can run any software and application with control over with allocated virtual resources.
They need to control the running software and configure the security policies.
3.3.1. Virtualization
Virtualization allows users to run a variety of applications and also it allow user create and share
virtual machines. These virtual machines are more vulnerable to the environment. The attackers
can attack the target system easily with help of new virtual machines .The new virtual machines
can easily deployed in cloud environments. This is complex to provide a security to physical
machine rather than virtual machines. This system will be more vulnerable to all types of security
attacks. Providing security to virtual machines is a challenge task.
3.1.2 Virtual machine monitor
The Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM) or hypervisor is answerable for virtual machines
separation. Therefore, if the Virtual Machine Monitor is compromised, its virtual machines may
potentially be compromised as well. The Virtual Machine Monitor is low-level software
application. That software application manages and monitors all the virtual machines in cloud
environment. To make it secure keep the virtual machines as simple and use small virtual
machine software application [14]. This virtualization can reduce fault tolerance and maintains a
load balancing. This virtualization also acts as a loop hole for attackers. The malicious virtual
machine can attack other virtual machines. This is also a challenging task to provide security to
virtual machines.
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3.4. WEB SERVICE ATTACKS IN CLOUD
3.4.1 DDoS Attacks
DDoS attack is said to be a Distributed Denial of Service attack. In
tries to avoid the valid users to access the resources
attack, the attacker send huge number of
verifies each and every message packets.
returned invalid addresses.
While verifying requests packets
to halt before finale the connection [
server, the attacker sends more valid
makes the network and to be server in a busy state
traffic and services are not available
Fig : web service
3.4.2. Malware Injection Attacks
In the cloud computing environment the client’s request is processed
authorization, at that time there is a huge opportunity
server and web browser. An attacker can take advantage during
During this time the attacker attempts
environment. This injected service or code which looks like a service that are already available in
the cloud environments. Once the malicious code is injected in cloud, it will run continuously as a
single instance. And it affects the cloud
attackers in cloud environments. It is one of the major security challenges in cloud.
DDoS
Attacks
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ATTACKS IN CLOUD
DDoS attack is said to be a Distributed Denial of Service attack. In DDoS attack, the attacker
to access the resources and services in the cloud environment
the attacker send huge number of messages packets to the target server .The target server
verifies each and every message packets. While verifying the requests message packets
packets, the server become over loaded. The attackers make the server
before finale the connection [17] [18]. When the request association is blocked by t
cker sends more valid messages packets with invalid network addr
server in a busy state and overloaded. This attack causes the network
traffic and services are not available to the end users.
Fig : web service attacks in cloud
3.4.2. Malware Injection Attacks
In the cloud computing environment the client’s request is processed based on authentication and
at that time there is a huge opportunity of Meta data switch over between the web
web browser. An attacker can take advantage during this switch over time
attacker attempts to introduce a harmful code or any other service
environment. This injected service or code which looks like a service that are already available in
Once the malicious code is injected in cloud, it will run continuously as a
instance. And it affects the cloud environments [15]. This will create a loop hole for
attackers in cloud environments. It is one of the major security challenges in cloud.
Malware
Injection
Attacks
Phising
Attacks
DDoS
Attacks
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DoS attack, the attacker
environment. In this
packets to the target server .The target server
message packets, it has
attackers make the server
blocked by the
addresses. This
This attack causes the network
based on authentication and
switch over between the web
time of metadata.
service to cloud
environment. This injected service or code which looks like a service that are already available in
Once the malicious code is injected in cloud, it will run continuously as a
. This will create a loop hole for
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3.4.3. Wrapping attacks
Wrapping attacks use XML signature wrapping to increase a weakness when web servers validate
the signed requests [15]. The attack is done at the time of the translation of SOAP messages
between a valid user and the web server. By replica the user’s account and password in the login
period, the hacker inserts a bogus element into the communication structure, shift the original
message body under the wrapper that replaces the content of the message content with harmful
code, and then sends the message packets to the server. Hence the original body is still valid; the
server will be scam into approve the message that has actually been altered. As a result, the
hacker is able to gain unauthorized admittance to secured resources and succession the proposed
operations.
3.4.4. Phishing attack
Phishing is a way of rescue personal information from innocent user through sending emails,
webpage linker and instant message. These links appear to the genuine but leads to false access
locations. Phishing attacks are of two categories one is abuse behavior: an attacker multitudes a
phishing attack site in the cloud computing environments by using cloud services [16]. Second
one is hijack the accounts using social or public engineering technique. To avoid the phishing
attacks admission to sensitive data about the enterprise. The client or employee passwords used to
admittance the cloud should be strong password and hard enough to guess. This also one of the
security challenges to cloud environment.
3.4.4. Stepping stone attack
Stepping stone attack the impostor attempt to access the data. The attacker hides their locations
and their identity. This is not done by directly intruding in to target fatalities host by with help of
series of other hosts called stepping Stone [16]. Stepping stone host is identified based on
investigation of inward and leaving traffic through stepping stone host. This increase the network
traffic and delay in network .This type of attack is more vulnerable to cloud environments.
4. CONCLUSION
Cloud Computing is a comparatively new technology that provides a good more numbers of
benefits for its users. Cloud computing also economically profitable to the business people and IT
industry .Simultaneously cloud computing also lift up some protection problems which may
cause and down its use .Accepting and understanding the vulnerabilities, loop hole exist in Cloud
Computing environment will help organizations and business, IT industry to make secure towards
the Cloud environments. This survey discuss about security issues in cloud computing primarily
concentrate on the security issues and vulnerabilities in the environments.
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AUTHORS
T.K.SUBRAMANIAM received the B.Tech degree in Information technology
from Nandha Engineering College in the year 2014.He is currently doing h
is M.E Computer science and Engineering in Nandha engineering college, Erode,
India. His area of interest is web services. He has published many journal papers.
B.DEEPA received the M.E degree in Computer Science and Engineering from
Nandha Engineering College in the year 2011.She is currently working as
Assistant Professor in Nandha Engineering College, Erode, India. She has
published many international and natioanal research papers. Her area is Network
security and web services. She has depth knowledge of her research area.

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A SCRUTINY TO ATTACK ISSUES AND SECURITY CHALLENGES IN CLOUD COMPUTING

  • 1. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 DOI:10.5121/ijasa.2016.4101 1 A SCRUTINY TO ATTACK ISSUES AND SECURITY CHALLENGES IN CLOUD COMPUTING Subramaniam.T.K1*, Deepa.B2 *1 M.E.Scholar, Department of Computer Science & Engineering Nandha Engineering College, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India 2 Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Nandha Engineering College, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India ABSTRACT Cloud computing is an anthology in which one or more computers are connected in a network. Cloud computing is a cluster of lattice computing, autonomic computing and utility computing. Cloud provides an on demand services to the users. Many numbers of users access the cloud to utilize the cloud resources. The security is one the major problem in cloud computing. Hence security is a major issue in cloud computing. Providing security is a major requirement of cloud computing. The study enclose all the security issues and attack issues in cloud computing. KEYWORDS Grid computing, autonomic computing 1. INTRODUCTION Cloud computing other wise said to be an on-demand computing. Cloud computing is one of the types of Internet-based computing in which sharing of cloud resources, data and information. Normally data and programs are run on individual desktop computers. Instead these are run on cloud environments. Cloud computing provides platform, communications services and end user application services. The Cloud computing plays a vital role in IT industry [1]. The network of networks gives a remote access to set of resources that would be a decentralized. Cloud computing is flexible, multi-tendency and scalable. In this study the section 2 provides a deployment model of cloud computing, section 3 provides security challenges in cloud computing and attack issues. 2. CLOUD SERVICE MODEL Cloud computing connect delivering computing resources such as remote servers machines, data storages space, and cloud users applications are services to end users by cloud computing service supplier. End users access on-demand cloud services via web browsers. Cloud computing service providers propose specific cloud services and make sure the significance of the services. Essentially, cloud computing consist of three layers: the system layer, the middle layer or platform layer, and the top layer or application layer.
  • 2. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 The bottom layer The bottom layer is the system layer, which communications of servers, network devices, a-service (IaaS). The computational resources are services [2]. With the exploit of virtualization technology, IaaS allow clients to build composite importing physical apparatus for administration since IT professionals are not network resources. The example EC2. It offers a virtual computing environme boundary, users can deploy Solaris or Windows based virtual machines own tradition applications. Fig: cloud service Deployment Model The middle layer The middle layer is the platform layer and is said to be a planned to supply a development platform for users to design their explicit layer services offers by this cloud model contain tools and libraries for applicatio permit users to have organized over the application deployment a Platform-as-a-Service model, programmers tools, therefore dropping the cost Service model it is a suite of Go Google Docs, Google Calendar, own domain names [1][2]. Windows users to construct own applications using various languages Users can then incorporate the applications into their The top layer The top layer is the application layer, also called permits users to lease applications runs applications. Because of its ability to middle of companies that install a-Service. With the use of the online thousands of daily customer tickets more efficiently International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 The bottom layer is the system layer, which comprise of additional resources such as ers, network devices, and memory storage. It is said to be Infrastructures (IaaS). The computational resources are prepared and accessible for users as on of virtualization technology, IaaS also offer virtual machines that network infrastructures. This model not only diminish for commerce, it also reduces the weight load of computer IT professionals are not essential to frequently monitor the health of physical examples of a cloud computing service supplier of IaaS are a virtual computing environment with web service interfaces. By eploy Solaris or Windows based virtual machines, Linux, and Fig: cloud service Deployment Model the platform layer and is said to be a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS). It is planned to supply a development platform for users to design their explicit applications. by this cloud model contain tools and libraries for application enlargement over the application deployment and configuration settings. With model, programmers are not necessary to obtain software development cost of buying tools. Google Apps is an example of Platform it is a suite of Google tools that comprises Google Talk, Gmail, Google Groups, Google Calendar, and Google Sites. It permits users to modify these tools on their . Windows Azure is another Platform-as-a-Service provider. applications using various languages and domains, tools or frameworks. the applications into their presented IT environments. he application layer, also called as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). This applications runs clouds as a substitute of paying to purchase these applications. Because of its ability to decrease costs. Software-as-a-Service is popular install their businesses. Group on is an example that uses . With the use of the online bearer solutions provided by Zendesk, Groupon tickets more efficiently. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 2 al resources such as Infrastructures- for users as on-demand machines that diminish the cost in computer network monitor the health of physical of a cloud computing service supplier of IaaS are Amazon’s By using the Linux, and execute their Service (PaaS). It is applications. Middle n enlargement, nd configuration settings. With are not necessary to obtain software development Platform- as-a- Google Groups, these tools on their Service provider. It enables tools or frameworks. Service (SaaS). This layer of paying to purchase these is popular in the on is an example that uses Software-as- Groupon processes its
  • 3. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 3 2.1. BENEFITS OF CLOUD COMPUTING Reduced IT costs Moving to cloud computing may diminish the cost of running and preserve IT systems. Rather than acquire costly systems and equipment for your business, cloud computing can decrease the costs by using the resources of cloud computing service supplier. It may be able to diminish the working costs because: the cost of system upgrades, original hardware and software may be built- in in the agreement; cloud computing no longer need to pay wages for expert staff, the energy utilization costs may be condensed, there are fewer time delays. Scalability The business can scale up or scale down the procedure and storage desires quickly to suit situation, permit flexibility as needs change. Rather than purchase and install expensive upgrade in individual computer, cloud computer service provider can handle this all works. Use the cloud frees up the moment so we can get on with managing business. Business continuity Defending data and systems is an imperative part of business durability development. Whether experience a natural tragedy, power collapse or other predicament, encloses the data accumulate in the cloud environments ensure that it is backed up and confined in a secure and safe position. Being able to right to use data again rapidly permit conducting business as usual, minimizing any downtime and overcome of productivity. Collaboration effectiveness Collaboration in a cloud computing environment gives the business capacity to commune and share more easily external of the traditional communication methods. If cloud computing operating on a project across different locations, might use cloud computing to provide employees, contractors and third parties admission to the equal files. The cloud users choose a cloud computing representation that formulates it easy for to share your report with adviser. Flexibility of work practices Cloud computing allow employees to be more stretchy in their work practices. For example, they have the ability to access data from home, on holiday, or via the convert to and from work. If need admission to data while off-site, can connect to useful office, quickly and easily. Cost Savings Perhaps, the most important cloud computing advantages is in terms of IT expenditure funds. Businesses, no issue with their type or size, exist to make money while keeping investment and operational expenses to a minimum. With cloud computing, you can save important capital costs with zero in-house server storage space and application requirements. The need of on-premises infrastructure also removes their related operational costs in the forms of bandwidth and power supply, air provision for server rooms and management costs.
  • 4. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 Manageability Cloud computing provides enhanced and basic IT management and maintenance capabilities through central management of resources, vendor managed infrastructure and S agreements. IT communications computing resources are maintained by for access software, applications and services need not to installation Agreement ensures the timely and assured delivery, 3. SECURITY CHALLENGES 3.1. Security Issues in Software as a Service Software-as-a-Service offers application services on demand such as electronic mail, audio and video conferencing software tools, and business specific applications such as ERP, CRM, and SCM. Software-as-a-Service users have fewer controls over security among the three fundamental delivery representations in the applications may raise some security concerns. •VIRTUALIZATIO •VIRTUAL MACHINE MONITOR •APPLICATION SECURITY •DATA SECURITY SOFTWARE AS A INFRASTURCURE International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 Cloud computing provides enhanced and basic IT management and maintenance capabilities through central management of resources, vendor managed infrastructure and S communications updates and continuance are eliminating, as all resources are maintained by the service provider. A simple web-based user interface re, applications and services need not to installation and a S ensures the timely and assured delivery, management and maintenance of HALLENGES Fig: Security Challenges in cloud 3.1. Security Issues in Software as a Service application services on demand such as electronic mail, audio and video conferencing software tools, and business specific applications such as ERP, CRM, and users have fewer controls over security among the three livery representations in the cloud [3]. The adoption of Software applications may raise some security concerns. •DDoS ATTACKS •MALWAARE INJECTION ATTACKS •UNDERLAYING INFRSTRUCURE •THIRD PARTY RELATIONSHP SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE PLATFORM AS A SERVICE ATTACKS IN WEB SERVICE INFRASTURCURE AS A SERVICE International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 4 Cloud computing provides enhanced and basic IT management and maintenance capabilities through central management of resources, vendor managed infrastructure and Service Level are eliminating, as all the cloud based user interface Service Level of IT services. application services on demand such as electronic mail, audio and video conferencing software tools, and business specific applications such as ERP, CRM, and users have fewer controls over security among the three Software-as-a-Service DDoS ATTACKS MALWAARE UNDERLAYING INFRSTRUCURE THIRD PARTY RELATIONSHP
  • 5. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 5 3.1.1.1. Application Security These application requests are usually transport to the user via the Internet through a Web browser. However, blemish in web applications may generate vulnerabilities for the Software-as- a-Service applications [4][5]. The botnets in the network may create malicious activities Security challenges in Software-as-a-Service applications are same as that of web application technology, but conventional security solutions does not successfully protect it from malicious attacks[8]. The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has recognized the ten most critical web applications security threats. 3.1.1.2 Multi-Tendency Multi-tenancy is a structural design in which a distinct instance of a software application provides numerous customers. Each customer is said to be a tenant. Tenants may be given the capability to modify some parts of the application, such as colour of the graphical user interface or it may with business rules, but they not able to customize the application's code [10]. Software-as-a-Service applications can be clustered into development models that are resolute by the following characteristics: with metadata it is configurable and also it is configurable. In the architectural model, each and every client has individual customized instance of the software application. This architectural model has disadvantages, but security issues are less when compared to other models. In the next maturity model, the dealer also supplies different instances of the applications for each and every customer, but all the instances use the same application code. In this maturity model the customers can customize some configuration options to satisfy their needs. In the last maturity model multi-tenancy is appended, so that single instances that serves all customers [9]. This approach facilitates more efficient use of the resources but scalability is restrictive. Since the data sources from multiple tenants are likely to be stored in the same database. Security mechanism policies are required to guarantee that customer’s data are kept take apart away from other customers. 3.1.3 Accessibility Accessing applications over the internet are shared via users through web browser. This allow user to makes access from any network connected devices easier. It also includes public computers devices, remote and mobile devices. It also exposes the service to extra security risks. The Cloud Security Alliance [10] has discharged a document. The document that explains the present state of mobile computing and the threats in this area such as information pinching mobile malware devices, insecure wireless networks, vulnerabilities originate in the device Operating System and official business applications, and proximity-based hew. 3.2. Platform-as-a-service security Issues Platform-as-a-service provides facilitates for deployment of cloud-based applications without the charge of importing and maintaining the underlying hardware platforms and software layers [11]. As with Software as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service depends on a protected and trustworthy network and secure web browser applications. Platform as a Service application security covers two software layers. That includes Security of the platform itself that is runtime and engine. Security of customer applications implemented on this platform [10]. This is responsible for protected the platform software stack from attacks and other security issues.
  • 6. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 6 3.2.1. Third-party relationships Platform as a Service provides a traditional program Languages, software platforms to end user. This also provides a third-party web services components such as mashups [11]. Mashups application combine more than one source element into a single incorporated unit. This also has security related to issues. In this platform user has to depend on security of web hosted tools and also depends on third party security issues. 3.2.2. Infrastructure security In Platform-as-a-service, programmers and developers do not access to the underlying infrastructure layers, so clod service providers are only responsible for securing their underlying infrastructure layers as well as the end user applications services [12]. Even though developers and programmers are in control of the securing their applications, they do not have the guarantee that the maturity environment tools provided by a Platform-as-a-service provider are secure. 3.3. Infrastructure as a service security Issues Infrastructure as a Service provides a number of resources such as web servers, data storage space, networks, and other resources necessary for computing .These of connected in the form of virtualized systems. These virtualized system are accessed through internet [13] .The user of system can run any software and application with control over with allocated virtual resources. They need to control the running software and configure the security policies. 3.3.1. Virtualization Virtualization allows users to run a variety of applications and also it allow user create and share virtual machines. These virtual machines are more vulnerable to the environment. The attackers can attack the target system easily with help of new virtual machines .The new virtual machines can easily deployed in cloud environments. This is complex to provide a security to physical machine rather than virtual machines. This system will be more vulnerable to all types of security attacks. Providing security to virtual machines is a challenge task. 3.1.2 Virtual machine monitor The Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM) or hypervisor is answerable for virtual machines separation. Therefore, if the Virtual Machine Monitor is compromised, its virtual machines may potentially be compromised as well. The Virtual Machine Monitor is low-level software application. That software application manages and monitors all the virtual machines in cloud environment. To make it secure keep the virtual machines as simple and use small virtual machine software application [14]. This virtualization can reduce fault tolerance and maintains a load balancing. This virtualization also acts as a loop hole for attackers. The malicious virtual machine can attack other virtual machines. This is also a challenging task to provide security to virtual machines.
  • 7. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 3.4. WEB SERVICE ATTACKS IN CLOUD 3.4.1 DDoS Attacks DDoS attack is said to be a Distributed Denial of Service attack. In tries to avoid the valid users to access the resources attack, the attacker send huge number of verifies each and every message packets. returned invalid addresses. While verifying requests packets to halt before finale the connection [ server, the attacker sends more valid makes the network and to be server in a busy state traffic and services are not available Fig : web service 3.4.2. Malware Injection Attacks In the cloud computing environment the client’s request is processed authorization, at that time there is a huge opportunity server and web browser. An attacker can take advantage during During this time the attacker attempts environment. This injected service or code which looks like a service that are already available in the cloud environments. Once the malicious code is injected in cloud, it will run continuously as a single instance. And it affects the cloud attackers in cloud environments. It is one of the major security challenges in cloud. DDoS Attacks International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 ATTACKS IN CLOUD DDoS attack is said to be a Distributed Denial of Service attack. In DDoS attack, the attacker to access the resources and services in the cloud environment the attacker send huge number of messages packets to the target server .The target server verifies each and every message packets. While verifying the requests message packets packets, the server become over loaded. The attackers make the server before finale the connection [17] [18]. When the request association is blocked by t cker sends more valid messages packets with invalid network addr server in a busy state and overloaded. This attack causes the network traffic and services are not available to the end users. Fig : web service attacks in cloud 3.4.2. Malware Injection Attacks In the cloud computing environment the client’s request is processed based on authentication and at that time there is a huge opportunity of Meta data switch over between the web web browser. An attacker can take advantage during this switch over time attacker attempts to introduce a harmful code or any other service environment. This injected service or code which looks like a service that are already available in Once the malicious code is injected in cloud, it will run continuously as a instance. And it affects the cloud environments [15]. This will create a loop hole for attackers in cloud environments. It is one of the major security challenges in cloud. Malware Injection Attacks Phising Attacks DDoS Attacks International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 7 DoS attack, the attacker environment. In this packets to the target server .The target server message packets, it has attackers make the server blocked by the addresses. This This attack causes the network based on authentication and switch over between the web time of metadata. service to cloud environment. This injected service or code which looks like a service that are already available in Once the malicious code is injected in cloud, it will run continuously as a . This will create a loop hole for
  • 8. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 8 3.4.3. Wrapping attacks Wrapping attacks use XML signature wrapping to increase a weakness when web servers validate the signed requests [15]. The attack is done at the time of the translation of SOAP messages between a valid user and the web server. By replica the user’s account and password in the login period, the hacker inserts a bogus element into the communication structure, shift the original message body under the wrapper that replaces the content of the message content with harmful code, and then sends the message packets to the server. Hence the original body is still valid; the server will be scam into approve the message that has actually been altered. As a result, the hacker is able to gain unauthorized admittance to secured resources and succession the proposed operations. 3.4.4. Phishing attack Phishing is a way of rescue personal information from innocent user through sending emails, webpage linker and instant message. These links appear to the genuine but leads to false access locations. Phishing attacks are of two categories one is abuse behavior: an attacker multitudes a phishing attack site in the cloud computing environments by using cloud services [16]. Second one is hijack the accounts using social or public engineering technique. To avoid the phishing attacks admission to sensitive data about the enterprise. The client or employee passwords used to admittance the cloud should be strong password and hard enough to guess. This also one of the security challenges to cloud environment. 3.4.4. Stepping stone attack Stepping stone attack the impostor attempt to access the data. The attacker hides their locations and their identity. This is not done by directly intruding in to target fatalities host by with help of series of other hosts called stepping Stone [16]. Stepping stone host is identified based on investigation of inward and leaving traffic through stepping stone host. This increase the network traffic and delay in network .This type of attack is more vulnerable to cloud environments. 4. CONCLUSION Cloud Computing is a comparatively new technology that provides a good more numbers of benefits for its users. Cloud computing also economically profitable to the business people and IT industry .Simultaneously cloud computing also lift up some protection problems which may cause and down its use .Accepting and understanding the vulnerabilities, loop hole exist in Cloud Computing environment will help organizations and business, IT industry to make secure towards the Cloud environments. This survey discuss about security issues in cloud computing primarily concentrate on the security issues and vulnerabilities in the environments.
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  • 10. International Journal of Ambient Systems and Applications (IJASA) Vol.4, No.1, March 2016 10 AUTHORS T.K.SUBRAMANIAM received the B.Tech degree in Information technology from Nandha Engineering College in the year 2014.He is currently doing h is M.E Computer science and Engineering in Nandha engineering college, Erode, India. His area of interest is web services. He has published many journal papers. B.DEEPA received the M.E degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Nandha Engineering College in the year 2011.She is currently working as Assistant Professor in Nandha Engineering College, Erode, India. She has published many international and natioanal research papers. Her area is Network security and web services. She has depth knowledge of her research area.