A STUDY ON FOG COMPUTING
Keywords:
Cloud Computing, Data Theft, Decoy TechnologyAbstract
In the modern world, cloud computing has become an unavoidable technology. Cloud computing enables multiple users to share their common resources and to store their personal and business information and access them. Although cloud provides an easy way for accessing, managing and computation of user data but it has some security risks such as data loss, hacking account, insider attacks etc. So the data in the cloud should be protected. For providing security, Fog computing has been introduced through which data can be secured. Fog computing extends cloud computing by giving security to the data and services to the edges of the network. An offensive decoy technology is used in this and the data access in the cloud is checked and the abnormal data access patterns are found.
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