Affiliation:
1. Department of Computing Technologies, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Katankulathur, Chengalpattu District, Tamil Nadu, India
Abstract
When a digital adversary or an insider compromised a framework, cloud Forensic examiners can simply lay out the scene of the crime and reconstruct how the event took place using scientific evidence to determine when, why, and how it happened. Be that as it may, computerized proof procurement in a cloud environment is confounded and demonstrated troublesome, Despite modern scientific securing tool compartments. Multi-occupancy, Geo-area, and Administration Level Understanding have added another layer of complexity to obtaining computerized proof from a cloud environment. To moderate these intricacies of proof procurement in the cloud environment, we want a system that can forensically keep up with the reliability and respectability of proof. In this review, we plan and execute a Blockchain-based Forensic in Cloud (BBFC) structure, utilizing a Cloud Forensic methodology (CFA). The outcomes from our single contextual analysis will exhibit that BBFC will alleviate the difficulties and intricacies looked at by computerized forensic specialists in getting acceptable advanced proof from the cloud biological system. Moreover, a quick exhibition observing the proposed Blockchain based measurable in cloud structure was assessed. BBFC will guarantee dependability, respectability, validness, and non-renouncement of the proof in the cloud. The proposed BBFC framework was also subjected to performance evaluation, considering factors such as latency, bandwidth, energy and resource utilization, and failure points. This evaluation provides insights into the efficiency and effectiveness of the framework in real-world cloud forensic scenarios.
Subject
Artificial Intelligence,General Engineering,Statistics and Probability
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