Adaptive data-driven service integrity attestation for multi-tenant cloud systems

Juan Du, Xiaohui Gu, Nidhi Shah
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Abstract

Cloud systems provide a cost-effective service hosting infrastructure for application service providers (ASPs). However, cloud systems are often shared by multiple tenants from different security domains, which makes them vulnerable to various malicious attacks. Moreover, cloud systems often host long-running applications such as massive data processing, which provides more opportunities for attackers to exploit the system vulnerability and perform strategic attacks. In this paper, we present AdapTest, a novel adaptive data-driven runtime service integrity attestation framework for multi-tenant cloud systems. AdapTest can significantly reduce attestation overhead and shorten detection delay by adaptively selecting attested nodes based on dynamically derived trust scores. Our scheme treats attested services as black-boxes and does not impose any special hardware or software requirements on the cloud system or ASPs. We have implemented AdapTest on top of the IBM System S stream processing system and tested it within a virtualized computing cluster. Our experimental results show that AdapTest can reduce attestation overhead by up to 60% and shorten the detection delay by up to 40% compared to previous approaches.
多租户云系统的自适应数据驱动服务完整性认证
云系统为应用程序服务提供商(asp)提供经济有效的服务托管基础设施。然而,云系统通常由来自不同安全域的多个租户共享,这使得它们容易受到各种恶意攻击。此外,云系统经常托管大量数据处理等长时间运行的应用程序,这为攻击者利用系统漏洞并执行战略攻击提供了更多机会。在本文中,我们提出了AdapTest,一个用于多租户云系统的自适应数据驱动的运行时服务完整性认证框架。AdapTest可以根据动态导出的信任分数自适应地选择被证明节点,从而显著降低认证开销,缩短检测延迟。我们的方案将经过认证的服务视为黑盒,并且不对云系统或asp施加任何特殊的硬件或软件要求。我们在IBM System S流处理系统之上实现了AdapTest,并在虚拟化计算集群中对其进行了测试。我们的实验结果表明,与以前的方法相比,AdapTest可以将认证开销减少多达60%,将检测延迟缩短多达40%。
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