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  Big Data Analytical Architecture for Real-Time Applications

  Rakesh. S.Shirsath, Vaibhav A.Desale, Amol. D.Potgantwar

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  Now a days due to the enhancement in the substantial of the real-time data coming from many social sites or any live feed of data which is continuously generating tremendous volume of information so in several fields they have got massive attention to the data or information collected by them. Also these days the usage of social media or other applications of social media has increased and data collected through this systems is of different types. Data collected by the real-time applications along with by these social media application is in massive amount. These data can be referred as term ”Big Data”. If we gather this data we can observe that data has great significance and aggregation of this data can be done very effectively. Importance to this data is increased but gathered data is in massive amount so it is an challenge to analyze, aggregate and store where data is remotely located. Existing system with the conventional techniques are not able to collect, aggregate and analyze such huge data. Results obtained are not much accurate and decision creation is also not much effective by using the previous systems and methods. Considering attention to data analysis and need of effective framework which will welcome both real-time along with offline data. Therefore in this dissertation topic proposed a framework which is capable of processing huge volume of remote data collected. By using Cloud Computing environment proposed system is more effective on Real-time applications live data feed. This system can efficiently process on the real-time data and can have effective analysis and also decision making.

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  Big Data, Cloud Computing, Data Analysis, Real-Time Applications

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  Rakesh. S.Shirsath, Vaibhav A.Desale, Amol. D.Potgantwar, "Big Data Analytical Architecture for Real-Time Applications," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.5, Issue.4, pp.1-8, 2017

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  NCPKS- Neighbourhood Connectivity Predicted Key Distribution for Location Dependent Sensor Network

  M. Saikia, A. Hussain

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  Prior knowledge of positions of sensor network helps in key predistribution of a sensor network. Key predistribution is an important phase for ensuring security and it is done prior to deployment of sensor nodes into a specific target field. Intelligent robot can be used to deploy such nodes in their predetermined location. There are various key predistribution schemes (KPS in short) for wireless sensor network proposed earlier. Here in this paper, we propose a KPS by neighbour node connectivity prediction key predistribution technique to enhance probability of key share among nodes. The proposed algorithm is implemented and various simulations were done over different network scenario. The performance of the proposed scheme is discussed with the help of experimental results.

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  Wireless Sensor Network; Key Pre-distribution; CPKS; Connectivity; Resilience; Neighbourhood connectivity

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  M. Saikia, A. Hussain, "NCPKS- Neighbourhood Connectivity Predicted Key Distribution for Location Dependent Sensor Network," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.5, Issue.4, pp.9-14, 2017

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  Cross-site Scripting Attack Avoidance through Dynamic Coding Structure

  Farheen Banu. J, K. Vijayalakshmi

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  Vol.5 , Issue.4 , pp.15-19, Aug-2017

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  Due to the high prevalence of Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks, most leading browsers now comprise or support filters to defend against XSS attacks. This paper presents an enhanced XSS fortifier for the vulnerable web sites. Unlike other proposed methodology this paper contains a script extractor which on execution retains the malicious scripts injected in the various Web pages of a vulnerable web site. It also provides the threat level which indicates the seriousness of the web site affected. The results of the script extractor indicate the loopholes of the web page which after every session of attack is being manually overcome by the web developer to make the website vulnerable free.

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  Cross-Site Scripting, Enhanced XSS Fortifier, Script Extractor, Threat Level, Vulnerable Free

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  Farheen Banu. J, K. Vijayalakshmi, "Cross-site Scripting Attack Avoidance through Dynamic Coding Structure," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.5, Issue.4, pp.15-19, 2017

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  Providing Security to Data Stored on HDFS Using Security Protocol

  Poonam R. Wagh, Amol D. Potgantwar

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  Different organizations and individuals tend to outsource their data to cloud storage, the security and user privacy protection attract more attention. Several attempts has been made to improve security of the cloud storage, which used for security of data but it is not very effective method for protecting and securing confidential data from unauthorized access. In the proposed system combination of security systems used to ensure security of the network to additional extent. A novel model of cloud secure storage is proposed, which combines the Hadoop distributed file system (HDFS) security protocol and cryptography for data stored on HDFS. The model uses the HDFS as the storage platform. Hadoop uses security protocols like Kerberos, LDAP and keytabs for user authentication. The fast encryption of cryptography algorithms and identity authentication like RSA, blowfish, AES can be used for overtime checking and the performance of Hadoop. Thus the security system with combination at different levels can supply secured, effective, stable effect on large data through Hadoop and cloud computing.

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  HDFS, Kerberos, Cloud computing, AES

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  Poonam R. Wagh, Amol D. Potgantwar, "Providing Security to Data Stored on HDFS Using Security Protocol," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.5, Issue.4, pp.20-25, 2017

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  Automated Detection of Legitimate Java Script Code from a Malicious Injected Code and Improvising the Time Efficiency

  R. Saliha Bathool, K.Vijayalakshmi

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  Automated detection of legitimate java script code from a malicious injected code helps in distinguish between malicious and non-malicious script In order to prevent the users from XSS attack, many client- side solutions have been materialize; most of them being used are the filters that refines the malicious input. Moreover, many of these filters do not provide prevention to the newly designed sophisticated attacks such as multiple points of injection, injection into script etc. This paper proposes and implements an approach based on conceal XSS detection mechanism which bestow JSP detector that scours the vulnerability in the web page that perform automated process to differentiate between java script codes from a malicious injected code and also improvise the efficiency of fast policy check to optimize the speed of XSS attack detection process. It ensures that the file modifications should not entertained by any unauthorized user, if anybody tries to modify it automatically notify the authorized admin but it will contain any changes. Merely, this mechanism is very efficient for detection and security concern.

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  Fast Policy Check, Speed Efficiency, JSP Detection, File Detection Speed

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  R. Saliha Bathool, K.Vijayalakshmi, "Automated Detection of Legitimate Java Script Code from a Malicious Injected Code and Improvising the Time Efficiency," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.5, Issue.4, pp.26-30, 2017

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  Introduction Jamming attacks and its types in MANET

  Sonika Thapak, Pradeep Chouksey

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  Vol.5 , Issue.4 , pp.31-32, Aug-2017

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  In MANET every node plays a part of router and routing paths in MANETs potentially contain multiple hops. This is the reason why Mobile Ad hoc network is vulnerable to attacks.

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  MANET, Internet, Classification of Attacks

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  Sonika Thapak, Pradeep Chouksey, "Introduction Jamming attacks and its types in MANET," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.5, Issue.4, pp.31-32, 2017