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  DTMF Based Home Automation Without using Microcontroller

  P.S.N.Priyanka, J.S.S. Roshitha , K.Sri Navya , N. Priyanka

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.1-4, Apr-2018

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  This paper is about controlling the home appliances from anywhere around the world. This also helps for the people who are physically challenged so that they can operate the appliances in the home using mobile phone. Sometimes there may be chance, to forget to switch off the appliances at home and there may the wastage of power. So, the solution for the above problem is DTMF(Dual Tone multiple Frequency) controlled home automation. The DTMF based automation is controlled by the mobile signals. Using a DTMF technique, the DTMF decoder is connected to the relay which is controlled by the mobile phone by making a call to the other mobile phone which is attached to the DTMF decoder. Thus the home appliances are controlled using DTMF decoder output using mobile phone without using microcontroller.

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  DTMF Decoder, Mobile Phone,Appliances

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  P.S.N.Priyanka, J.S.S. Roshitha , K.Sri Navya , N. Priyanka , "DTMF Based Home Automation Without using Microcontroller," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.1-4, 2018

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  Cloud Forensics: An Overall Research Perspective

  M. Patidar, P. Bansal

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.5-10, Apr-2018

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  We are aware that Cloud Computing evolves as a transformative and potentially helpful field for future generations on account of its several economic benefits in every domain including commercial, public, governmental, organizational etc. However on account of increase in the digital crimes and a number of security threats over the cloud environment, works related with investigations over the cloud, recovering of evidence and systematic forensics methodologies need to be focused upon. Cloud Forensics is a relevant field that works on all of these issues. This paper gives an overall research perspective of Cloud Forensics including its overview, need, process, challenges, logging measures and forensic tools. With the help of certain forensic tools, cloud investigation processes have been eased. On the other hand, there are certain challenges encountered in the cloud forensics domain. The paper also gives an insight regarding the broad future scope and areas associated with the Cloud Forensics area.

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  Digital Forensics; Cloud Computing; Security; Cloud Forensics, Logs, Digital Investigation

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  M. Patidar, P. Bansal, "Cloud Forensics: An Overall Research Perspective," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.5-10, 2018

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  Autonomous PHR Sharing: A Patient Centric Scalable and Flexible e-Healthcare Framework

  R. Bhavani, K. S. Suganya, D. Yazhini Priyanka

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.11-14, Apr-2018

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  An explosive growth of information technology and the widespread use of cloud computing in every field had paved the way for Personal Health Record (PHR) Systems in cloud computing. Microsoft Healthvault is the best choice of example which is a online personal health record service provided by the technology giant Microsoft where the users can store, access and maintain their personal records which is shared to the health care providers. Some critics argue that moving personal data application in cloud computing may compromise control over data. Hence the need for a secure PHR systems in cloud. Many frameworks for PHR have been proposed using traditional cryptographic techniques. But they lack in the aspect of efficiency, scalability and suitability required by the PHR systems. And also the multi owner scenario of PHR system does not go in with single owner scenario of traditional cryptographic techniques. Hence we propose a PHR framework where the patients have access control and privacy of their personal record using light weight 64 bit block cipher symmetric encryption algorithm and also divide the patient centric framework into multiple security domains to reduce the key distribution complexity. The proposed scheme is flexible as it allows break glass decisions in case of emergency scenario. But the system lacks integrity which can be ensured by using digital signature algorithm or Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) scheme to achieve integrity of the personal health records.

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  Personal Health Record, cloud computing, Microsoft Health vault, cryptographic techniques, Symmetric Encryption, break glass

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  R. Bhavani, K. S. Suganya, D. Yazhini Priyanka, "Autonomous PHR Sharing: A Patient Centric Scalable and Flexible e-Healthcare Framework," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.11-14, 2018

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  Attacks on Cloud Data: A Big Security Issue

  Poonam Devi

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.15-18, Apr-2018

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  Cloud computing is latest trend in Computing World. Every organization prefers cloud for their services, large amount of personal and professional information stored on cloud. Data theft is major security challenge on cloud because of that a person scared to us cloud for personal and professional information. Cloud Computing use various type of security like Data Security, Storage Security, and Network Security etc. But then after data theft/data hacking activities happening on cloud. If 3rd world war situations will raise then Cloud can be part of that because of these data hacking activities. Existing Technology like Encryption and password techniques are not able to prevent it. By this research paper, we want to introduce a new phase of security that is – D-Phase security with decoy technology to prevent inside data theft and to identify hacker. We can call it D- phase security with Fog computing.

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  Cloud Computing, Decoy, Fog computing, Security, Data theft, Identification

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  Poonam Devi , "Attacks on Cloud Data: A Big Security Issue," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.15-18, 2018

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  A Comparative Analysis of Trust Models in Cloud Computing

  U.Kaur, M. Mahajan, D. Singh

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.19-23, Apr-2018

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  Today cloud computing plays a vital role in the industry of internet applications; it covers a vast area of services which are directly or indirectly related to the online data sources. Trust models are playing a very crucial job in cloud computing sector and today trust is the only thing which is the biggest challenge to cloud-based technologies. There are lots of trust models techniques are available in the area of cloud computing to increase the levels of trust in between users and service providers. This survey briefly analyzed the factors and working aspects of cloud-based Trust models and it also compares the factors of different types of Trust models, which are calculating trust values using so many different types of parameters such as data integrity, service availability and data turnaround efficiency.

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  cloud computing, data reliability, trust models, trust management, authentication, cloud security

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  U.Kaur, M. Mahajan, D. Singh, "A Comparative Analysis of Trust Models in Cloud Computing," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.19-23, 2018

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  Open Source Software: A Prominent Requirement of Information Technology

  Kumari Seema Rani

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.24-29, Apr-2018

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  In today’s scenario, Open source software needs no formal introduction. In this technological era everyone is using this in their own way. Multinational companies come up with new versions of their software regularly; these are called open source software. Thousands of researchers building some tools or techniques on a global platform together which are in no way lesser in features when compared to their commercial counterparts. In fact if we go ask and discuss with Open Source enthusiast, we feel that they are much more efficient, reliable, and over all customizable. Most of the demanding software of these days is based on open-source technology. IBM to Google, Firefox to Wikipedia. Open Source communities like Ubuntu share the principle of “Shared efforts, Shared principles, No cost.” that’s why we get some free software easily with less effort.

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  Open Source Software (OSS), Ubuntu

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  Kumari Seema Rani, "Open Source Software: A Prominent Requirement of Information Technology," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.24-29, 2018

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  Significance of ISO/IEC 27001 in the Implementation of Governance, Risk and Compliance

  Sanskriti Choubey , Astitwa Bhargava

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.30-33, Apr-2018

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  In organisations, ‘Governance’, ‘Risk’ and ‘Compliance’ (GRC) are among the basic and strongest pillars that work together for the purpose of assuring organizations in meeting their objectives through effective utilization of the available people, process and technology. It is challenging task for most enterprises for sustaining Information Security GRC program with the evolving governance needs, changing risk environment and multiple compliance requirements. ISO 27001:2013 encompasses all the goals of GRC under its Information Security Management System (ISMS) framework through which an effective GRC framework could be established and maintained. In this research paper, researcher have established the relationship between ISO 27001:2013 and GRC while discussing the standard along with GRC objectives.

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  ISO/IEC 27001:2013, GRC, ISMS, Risk Management, IT Governance

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  Sanskriti Choubey , Astitwa Bhargava , "Significance of ISO/IEC 27001 in the Implementation of Governance, Risk and Compliance," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.30-33, 2018

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  IOT Survey: The Phase Changer in Healthcare Industry

  Gurpreet Kaur, Manreet Sohal

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.34-39, Apr-2018

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  where the addicted use of internet is highly affecting the health life of today’s generation, internet of things (IOT) is appearing as blessings for smart healthcare. The IOT’s realism let us welcome nearly infinite chances and connections. The internet of things (IOT) is flattering the rising conversation of the concept which has potential to penetrate our living standard as well as our work surroundings. Internet of Things implies the future law that whatever is connected, will be connected. Healthcare symbolizes one of the essential monetary and societal challenges being dealt by the countries all over the world. It is offering a gateway for advance social and economical Healthcare era. This paper presents the significant survey of amalgamation of IOT and healthcare techniques based on health problems, diagnosis and services using optimized techniques. Moreover, the survey has shown how IOT is becoming far more proactive technology for chronic syndromes and patient’s comfort using IOT’s Smart-Healthcare Services.

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  A Study on Current Challenging Issues and Optimal Methods for Video Streaming over Heterogenous Wireless Network

  S.D.N. Hayath Ali, M. Giri

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.40-44, Apr-2018

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  In the past few years, video streaming in a heterogenous wireless network is one of the striking feature among mobile users. In real time implementation, it involves very huge amount of data and a significant aspect of bandwidth for diverse kinds of network that dominate with multiple interface capability. In this paper, analysis of various techniques and studies on issues of video streaming and optimal solution for these issues of a heterogenous wireless network has been presented by focusing different standards of video streaming such as multi-user streaming, rate allocation, link delay and bandwidth aggregation.The careful observation and quality-aware multi-paths philosophies are the fundamental principles to make good decisions without debarment on each path.The important factor of the heterogeneous radio network is the bandwidth aggregation which increases the consistency and throughput.LBTA excels in getting provisions of Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR) and improves Video PSNR average ratio compared to other schemes like D-EMS, SEMS and EDPF.

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  Heterogeneous Wireless Network, Video streaming, multiuser, link delay

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  S.D.N. Hayath Ali, M. Giri, "A Study on Current Challenging Issues and Optimal Methods for Video Streaming over Heterogenous Wireless Network," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.40-44, 2018

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  Honeypots: Virtual Network Intrusion Monitoring System

  Manmohan Dagar, Rashmi Popli

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  Vol.6 , Issue.2 , pp.45-49, Apr-2018

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  In the past several years there has been extensive research into honeypot technologies, primarily for detection and information gathering against external threats. However, little research has been done for one of the most dangerous threats, the advance insider and the trusted individual who knows your internal organization. These individuals are not after your systems, they are after your information. This paper discusses how honeypot technologies can be used to detect, identify, and gather information on these specific threats.

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  Honeypot, Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Honeyd, Load Balancer, Honeycomb and Honeywall

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  Manmohan Dagar, Rashmi Popli, "Honeypots: Virtual Network Intrusion Monitoring System," International Journal of Scientific Research in Network Security and Communication, Vol.6, Issue.2, pp.45-49, 2018