Biblio

Smart grid is a new generation of grid that inte-grates traditional grid and grid information system, and infor-mation security of smart grid is an extremely important part of the whole grid. The research of trusted computing technology provides new ideas to protect the information security of the power grid. To address the problem of large deviations in the calculation of credible dynamic thresholds due to the existence of characteristics such as self-similarity and traffic bursts in smart grid information collection, a traffic prediction model based on ARMA and Poisson process is proposed. And the Hurst coefficient is determined more accurately using R/S analysis, which finally improves the efficiency and accuracy of the trusted dynamic threshold calculation.

With the development of cloud computing technology, cloud services have been used by more and more traditional applications and products because of their unique advantages such as virtualization, high scalability and universality. In the cloud computing environment, computer networks often encounter security problems such as external attacks, hidden dangers in the network and hidden dangers in information sharing. The network security level protection system is the basic system of national network security work, which is the fundamental guarantee for promoting the healthy development of informatization and safeguarding national security, social order and public interests. This paper studies cloud computing security from the perspective of level protection, combining with the characteristics of cloud computing security. This scheme is not only an extension of information system level protection, but also a study of cloud computing security, aiming at cloud computing security control from the perspective of level protection.

Tor provides low-latency anonymous and uncensored network access against a local or network adversary. Due to the design choice to minimize traffic overhead (and increase the pool of potential users) Tor allows some information about the client's connections to leak. Attacks using (features extracted from) this information to infer the website a user visits are called Website Fingerprinting (WF) attacks. We develop a methodology and tools to measure the amount of leaked information about a website. We apply this tool to a comprehensive set of features extracted from a large set of websites and WF defense mechanisms, allowing us to make more fine-grained observations about WF attacks and defenses.