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Improving Virtualization Security by Splitting Hypervisor into Smaller Components
Part 9: Cloud ComputingInternational audienceIn cloud computing, the security of infrastructure is determined by hypervisor (or Virtual Machine Monitor, VMM) designs.
Pan, Wuqiong +7 more
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Toward the Verification of a Simple Hypervisor [PDF]
Virtualization promises significant benefits in security, efficiency, dependability, and cost. Achieving these benefits depends upon the reliability of the underlying virtual machine monitors (hypervisors).
Mike Dahlin +4 more
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Experimental assessment of containers running on top of virtual machines
In this paper, the performance of containers running on top of virtual machines is experimentally compared with standalone virtual machines and containers based on different hardware resources, including the processor, main memory, disk, and network in a real testbed by running the most commonly used benchmarks.
Hossein Aqasizade +2 more
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Integrity monitoring of virtual machines components based on the KVM hypervisor
Today, virtualization is widely used to provide scalable resources. Since this technology means sharing resources using some abstract layer, the placement and processing of information of various access levels in such systems poses a security risk.
Denis O. Stasyev
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enCloud: Aspect‐oriented trusted service migration on SGX‐enabled cloud VM
Abstract This paper presents enCloud, a new aspect‐oriented trusted service migration with SGX‐enabled cloud VM. Addressing the challenge of reconciling end‐to‐end security with VM migration, enCloud incorporates two key aspects: (1) end‐to‐end security for enclave context migration, and (2) VM abstraction for conventional VM context migration.
Seehwan Yoo +4 more
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Architectural support for secure virtualization under a vulnerable hypervisor
Although cloud computing has emerged as a promising future computing model, security concerns due to malicious tenants have been deterring its fast adoption.
Ahn, Jeongseob +7 more
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Cloud computing has completely changed IT (information technology) by providing IT resources as services on the internet. However, certain types of attacks, such as interdependency attacks, impede its wide adoption.
Bernard Ousmane Sane +5 more
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An efficient secure predictive demand forecasting system using Ethereum virtual machine
The article is about predictive analysis on Ethereum virtual machine. Abstract Predictive demand forecasting plays a pivotal role in optimizing supply chain management, enabling businesses to effectively allocate resources and minimize operational inefficiencies.
Himani Saraswat +2 more
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A Hypervisor Architecture for Low-Power Real-Time Embedded Systems
This paper presents a hypervisor architecture tailored to low-power real-time applications. This architecture extends the capability of a hypervisor by providing power management techniques and power monitoring services.
Patricia Balbastre +7 more
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Energy efficiency comparison of hypervisors
Current cloud data centers are fully virtualized for service consolidations and power/energy reduction. Although virtualization could reduce real time power and overall energy consumption, the energy characteristics of hypervisors hosting different workloads are not well profiled and understood.
Congfeng Jiang +7 more
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