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An ADS-PAYG Approach Using Trust Factor Against Economic Denial of Sustainability Attacks in Cloud Storage

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Cloud computing is a global technology for data storage and retrieving. Many organizations are switching their companies to cloud technology, so that they can lease cloud services for use on a membership or pay as you go basis rather than creating their own systems. Cloud service provider and the Cloud service accessibility are the two major problems in cloud computing. The Economic Denial of Sustainability (EDoS) attack is an important attack towards the cloud service providers. The attackers may send continuous requests to the cloud in a particular second. Hence the legitimate user cannot access the data due to heavy cloud traffic. Hence the paid user cannot access the data. However, this problem makes an economical issue to the users. So this paper presented a new technique as, ADS-PAYG (Attack Defense Shell- Pay As You Go) approach using Trust Factor method against the EDoS attack is proposed to improve more number of authenticated users by fixing a threshold value. The algorithm produced an effective result based on response time, accuracy and CPU utilization. The ADS-PAYG solution is applied using MATLAB, which outperforms other Trust factor estimation methods and effectively distinguishes attackers from legitimate users. The detection accuracy is 83.43% for the given dataset and it is high when compared to the existing algorithms.

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Karthika, A., Muthukumaran, N. An ADS-PAYG Approach Using Trust Factor Against Economic Denial of Sustainability Attacks in Cloud Storage. Wireless Pers Commun 122, 69–85 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-08889-z

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