Taxonomy & Analysis of Cloud Computing Vulnerabilities through Attack Vector, CVSS and Complexity Parameter

N. Mishra, R. Singh
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The world is witnessing an exceptional expansion in the cloud enabled services which is further growing day by day due to advancement & requirement of technology. However, the identification of vulnerabilities & its exploitation in the cloud computing will always be the major challenge and concern for any cloud computing system. To understand the challenges and its consequences and further provide mitigation techniques for the vulnerabilities, the identification of cloud specific vulnerabilities needs to be examined first and after identification of vulnerabilities a detailed taxonomy must be positioned. In this paper several cloud specific identified vulnerabilities have been studied which is listed by the NVD, ENISA CSA etc accordingly a unified taxonomy for security vulnerabilities has been prepared. In this paper we proposed a comprehensive taxonomy for cloud specific vulnerabilities on the basis of several parameters like attack vector, CVSS score, complexity etc which will be further act as input for the analysis and mitigation of cloud vulnerabilities. Scheming of Taxonomy of vulnerabilities is an effective way for cloud administrators, cloud mangers, cloud consumers and other stakeholders for identifying, understanding and addressing security risks.
基于攻击向量、CVSS和复杂度参数的云计算漏洞分类与分析
世界正在见证云服务的非凡扩张,由于技术的进步和要求,云服务日益增长。然而,云计算中的漏洞识别及其利用一直是云计算系统面临的主要挑战和关注的问题。要了解这些挑战及其后果,并进一步为这些漏洞提供缓解技术,首先需要检查特定于云的漏洞的识别,在识别漏洞之后,必须确定详细的分类。本文研究了NVD、ENISA、CSA等列出的几种云特定识别漏洞,并据此编制了统一的安全漏洞分类。在本文中,我们提出了基于攻击向量、CVSS评分、复杂性等几个参数的云特定漏洞的综合分类,这些参数将进一步作为云漏洞分析和缓解的输入。漏洞分类法规划是云管理员、云管理人员、云消费者和其他利益相关者识别、理解和解决安全风险的有效方法。
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