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2022-09-30
Sun, Peng, Zhang, Weijiao, Chen, Yan, Li, Li.  2021.  Research on the Configuration Management of Complex Equipment Based on Identity Resolution. 2021 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain Technology (AIBT). :53–58.
Identity resolution system is the primary technical research problem to set up the data collection capability of industrial internet, and the configuration resolution of complex assets is an application difficulty. To implement the particular requirements of complex equipment configuration management, an industry-oriented identity resolution architecture and the configuration resolution service were designed. In accordance with the technical information management of high-speed train, corresponding handle structures was proposed to describe the configuration structure and related components information of EMU (Electric Multiple Unit). A distributed processing algorithm for configuration resolution and the hit-ratio evaluation method of handle service sites was proposed. The performance, stability, and resolution consistency of the handle system in this paper are proved by experiments, which is also great significant to the intelligent identity applications in other industries.
2022-01-25
Shameem Ahamed, Waheeda Syed, Zavarsky, Pavol, Swar, Bobby.  2021.  Security Audit of Docker Container Images in Cloud Architecture. 2021 2nd International Conference on Secure Cyber Computing and Communications (ICSCCC). :202—207.
Containers technology radically changed the ways for packaging applications and deploying them as services in cloud environments. According to the recent report on security predictions of 2020 by Trend Micro, the vulnerabilities in container components deployed with cloud architecture have been one of the top security concerns for development and operations teams in enterprises. Docker is one of the leading container technologies that automate the deployment of applications into containers. Docker Hub is a public repository by Docker for storing and sharing the Docker images. These Docker images are pulled from the Docker Hub repository and the security of images being used from the repositories in any cloud environment could be at risk. Vulnerabilities in Docker images could have a detrimental effect on enterprise applications. In this paper, the focus is on securing the Docker images using vulnerability centric approach (VCA) to detect the vulnerabilities. A set of use cases compliant with the NIST SP 800-190 Application Container Security Guide is developed for audit compliance of Docker container images with the OWASP Container Security Verification Standards (CSVS). In this paper, firs vulnerabilities of Docker container images are identified and assessed using the VCA. Then, a set of use cases to identify presence of the vulnerabilities is developed to facilitate the security audit of the container images. Finally, it is illustrated how the proposed use cases can be mapped with the requirements of the OWASP Container Security Verification Standards. The use cases can serve as a security auditing tool during the development, deployment, and maintenance of cloud microservices applications.
2020-10-05
Zhou, Ziqiang, Sun, Changhua, Lu, Jiazhong, Lv, Fengmao.  2018.  Research and Implementation of Mobile Application Security Detection Combining Static and Dynamic. 2018 10th International Conference on Measuring Technology and Mechatronics Automation (ICMTMA). :243–247.
With the popularity of the Internet and mobile intelligent terminals, the number of mobile applications is exploding. Mobile intelligent terminals trend to be the mainstream way of people's work and daily life online in place of PC terminals. Mobile application system brings some security problems inevitably while it provides convenience for people, and becomes a main target of hackers. Therefore, it is imminent to strengthen the security detection of mobile applications. This paper divides mobile application security detection into client security detection and server security detection. We propose a combining static and dynamic security detection method to detect client-side. We provide a method to get network information of server by capturing and analyzing mobile application traffic, and propose a fuzzy testing method based on HTTP protocol to detect server-side security vulnerabilities. Finally, on the basis of this, an automated platform for security detection of mobile application system is developed. Experiments show that the platform can detect the vulnerabilities of mobile application client and server effectively, and realize the automation of mobile application security detection. It can also reduce the cost of mobile security detection and enhance the security of mobile applications.
2019-12-17
Wang, Ziyan, Dong, Xinghua, Li, Yi, Fang, Li, Chen, Ping.  2018.  IoT Security Model and Performance Evaluation: A Blockchain Approach. 2018 International Conference on Network Infrastructure and Digital Content (IC-NIDC). :260-264.

It is a research hotspot that using blockchain technology to solve the security problems of the Internet of Things (IoT). Although many related ideas have been proposed, there are very few literatures with theoretical and data support. This paper focuses on the research of model construction and performance evaluation. First, an IoT security model is established based on blockchain and InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). In this model, many security risks of traditional IoT architectures can be avoided, and system performance is significantly improved in distributed large capacity storage, concurrency and query. Secondly, the performance of the proposed model is evaluated through the average latency and throughput, which are meaningful for further research and optimization of this direction. Analysis and test results demonstrate the effectiveness of the blockchain-based security model.

2017-12-12
Nadgowda, S., Duri, S., Isci, C., Mann, V..  2017.  Columbus: Filesystem Tree Introspection for Software Discovery. 2017 IEEE International Conference on Cloud Engineering (IC2E). :67–74.

Software discovery is a key management function to ensure that systems are free of vulnerabilities, comply with licensing requirements, and support advanced search for systems containing given software. Today, software is predominantly discovered through querying package management tools, or using rules that check for file metadata or contents. These approaches are inadequate as not every software is installed through package managers, and agile development practices lead to frequent deployment of software. Other approaches to software discovery use machine learning methods requiring training phase, or require maintaining knowledge bases. Columbus uses the knowledge of the software packaging practices that evolved over time, and uses the information embedded in the file system impression created by a software package to discover it. Columbus is able to discover software in 92% of all official Docker images. Further, Columbus can be used in problem diagnosis and drift detection situations to compare two different systems, or to determine the evolution of a system overtime.

2017-03-08
Guo, Q., Fan, J., Li, N..  2015.  The achieve of power manager application honey-pot based on sandbox. 2015 5th International Conference on Electric Utility Deregulation and Restructuring and Power Technologies (DRPT). :2523–2527.

Honeypot is a common method of attack capture, can maximize the reduction of cyber-attacks. However, its limited application layer simulation makes it impossible to use effectively in power system. Through research on sandboxing technology, this article implements the simulated power manager applications by packaging real power manager applications, in order to expand the honeypot applied range.