DistOS-2011W Distributed File System Security: Difference between revisions
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This paper provides an overview on how data security is maintained both in traditional distributed file systems, and cloud-based systems. It begins by providing background information on distributed file systems, and then continues with a series of examples of how the data is secured. Finally, an overview of a new system providing not only data, but computational security is discussed. | This paper provides an overview on how data security is maintained both in traditional distributed file systems, and cloud-based systems. It begins by providing background information on distributed file systems, and then continues with a series of examples of how the data is secured. Finally, an overview of a new system providing not only data, but computational security is discussed. | ||
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The full PDF can be found here.
Abstract
This paper provides an overview on how data security is maintained both in traditional distributed file systems, and cloud-based systems. It begins by providing background information on distributed file systems, and then continues with a series of examples of how the data is secured. Finally, an overview of a new system providing not only data, but computational security is discussed.