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In this paper, we present a novel scheme for auditing Service Level Agreement (SLA) in a semi-trusted or untrusted cloud. A SLA is a contract formed between a cloud service provider (CSP)and a user which specifies, in measurable terms, what resources a the CSP will provide the user. CSP's being profit based companies have incentive to cheat on the SLA. By providing a user with less resources than...
Resources dynamical allocation and management is always an important feature in cloud computing. Auto Scale allows users to scale their cloud resources capacity according to elastic loads timely, which has been widely used in mature public cloud. For private cloud, there are some different features from public cloud. It is more flexible to use Auto Scale technique to provide QoS guarantees and ensure...
In the real world, companies would publish social networks to a third party, e.g., a cloud service provider, for marketing reasons. Preserving privacy when publishing social network data becomes an important issue. In this paper, we identify a novel type of privacy attack, termed 1∗-neighborhood attack. We assume that an attacker has knowledge about the degrees of a target's one-hop neighbors, in...
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