Artificial Intelligence Impact on Cyber Security

135 Pages·2016·2.75 MB·English

IITM Journal of Management and IT
SOUVENIR
National Conference on Emerging Trends in Information Technology
Cyber Security: Contemporary Threats and Solutions
Volume 7 Issue 1 January-June, 2016
CONTENTS
Research Papers & Articles
Page No.
● Security Enhancement in Wireless Menu Card with Network Attached Storage 3-7
- Stuti Saxena, Nargish Gupta, Sumit Gupta
● The Approach for the Prevention of Black Hole Attack in MANET 8-11
using DSR Protocol and Ant Colony Optimization Technique: A Review
- Hashneet Kaur, Hardeep Kaur
● E-Commerce Frauds Using Parallel Imports 12-15
- Kartik Durga, Prachi Aggarwal, Anil Kumar
● Big Data and Cloud Security 16-24
- Sakshi Dewangan, Rajesh Singh Negi
● Cloud Computing: Security Issues and Challenges 25-31
- Sheetal Mavi
● An Effective Approach towards Encryption of Limited Data 32-36
- Ruchi Kawatra, Sapna Arora Saini
● Vulnerabilities of Data Storage Security in Big Data 37-41
- Govind Murari Upadhyay, Harsh Arora
● Cyber Security and Big Data Analytics 42-45
- Priya Bhardwaj, Nidhi
● Compartive Analysis of Visual Crptography Schemes 46-51
- Pramod Kumar Soni, Madhu Chauhan
● Securing Database using SQL Injection: A Review 52-56
- Isha Shingari, Priti Sharma
● Survey on Cloud Computing Security Issues 57-61
- Amanpreet Kaur Sara
● Survey Paper on Cyber Crime: A Threat to National Security 62-65
- Priyanka Khosla, Praveer Dubey
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● Survey of Cyber Security in Smart Grid 66-73
- Nidhi Srivastava, Vivek Vikram Singh
● Cyber Crime – A Threat to Mankind 74-78
- Charul Nigam, Vaishali Singhal
● Enhancing ATM Security Using Fusion of Biometric Techniques 79-82
- Sakshi Singh, Simranjeet Kaur
● Comparative Analysis of IDS Approaches and their Techniques 83-88
- Osheen, Manpreet Singh, Raj Kumar Singh
● Big Data Security 89-94
- Dr. Prerna Mahajan, Geetika Gaba, Nagendra Singh Chauhan
● Biometrics: Human Body as a Password 95-99
- Shriya Jain, Ruby Dhaiya, Ashi Chauhan
● Artificial Intelligence Impact on Cyber Security 100-107
- Eshita Madhok, Ashutosh Gupta, Nidhi Grover
● A Comprehensive Study of Contemporary Tools and Techniques 108-120
in the Realm of Cyber Security
- Dhananjay, Aishwarya Raman, Sheetal Kaushik
● Comparative Analysis of Intrusion Detection System Schemes for MANETs 121-124
- Ruby Dahiya, Manpreet Singh, Mohit Jalan
● Scientific Research and Development of Mobile Application 125-131
for Android Platform
- Dimple Chawla, Rahul Aggarwal, Akansha Aggarwal
● Cyber Security: A Brief Encounter 132-133
- Anil Kumar Pandey
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Security Enhancement in Wireless Menu Card with
Network Attached Storage
Stuti Saxena*
Nargish Gupta**
Sumit Gupta***
Abstract
The presence of cellular technology and the development of portable devices provide a transparent yet
potential framework for business purpose applications. M-commerce is considered as the new phase of
e-commerce. This research work intends to propose a wireless menu card (WMC) for food chains. It
refers that order will be placed using personal digital assistants (PDAs) such as Tablets or smart phones.
This system will be using Wi-Fi storage device or say Network attached storage (NAS) which is virtually
implemented on cloud through which you can store large data. So, through the use of PDAs and Wi-Fi
storage device the system can provide increased capability, security, saving time, reduced human errors
and hence will be able to provide better quality of service.
Keywords: smart phones, Wi-Fi storage device, mobile application, wireless technology, business
application, personal cloud, network attached storage.
I. Introduction and information can be accessed anytime, anywhere
[3].
In today’s ambitious world, people desire everything
to take place at their door steps. The knowledge or As the wireless menu card system focusing on the food
material which is saved in the system can be perceived chain, so without any technology, when customer
over the mobile by the person anywhere in the world. places order the attendant needs to pen down orders.
This encourages more to move towards wireless Then this order is taken to the kitchen, receipt is
technology as the peoples are able to obtain generated, and place the requested menu. Such
information anytime anywhere [1]. procedure view simple and easy, but this system leads
Now a day there is an increase in users every day to human mistakes in communicating order when
due to the fast growth in Wi-Fi telecommunication there is increase in customer’s number in course of
and cyberspace [4]. Since mobile devices are becoming peak hours and also increases the work load on
smaller, economical, better and more linked, they are attendants [6]. Thus to avoid all this problem the
modifying the way people using and work with data. wireless menu card system uses tablets and Wi-Fi
The ease and dynamic functionality provided by storage device.
mobile devices, has lead to the inspiration for many
In today’s time, smart phones are proficient of giving
industries to interrogate the benefits of using
connectivity where ever they are located along with
them. Connectionless and handheld devices are
supporting ranges of services and applications. They
gaining attention as vendors are using the common
are furnished with any wireless interfaces which can
points of over tone computing, instant delivery
be jointly oppressed to develop advanced enhancement
Stuti Saxena* techniques that can increase throughput, improve
Quality Analyst quality, capability [2]. The combination of mobile and
NewZen Software Ltd., Noida, India Wi-Fi technologies can promote pervasive platform
for developing business purpose applications [6] .
Nargish Gupta**
Department of IT Use of Wi-Fi storage device is just for creating your
IITM, New Delhi, India own personal cloud with network attached storage.
Sumit Gupta*** When we accumulate anything “in the cloud”, such
Department of CSE, LNCT, Bhopal, India as storing music files, movies, documents and data on
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gigantic internet servers around the world. That way When the customer is over with his/ her ordering
you can approach to your files wherever you are, process. These details are sent to the server from the
whenever you want, on your laptop or smart phone device. Now the PDA used by a user is to be taken by
or even a different computer. This is the basic idea of the waiter to be utilized by the other user. Thus CBTB,
cloud storage. iMenu, WOS and FIWOS are good solution for the
problems of traditional food ordering system. But these
A personal cloud is necessarily your very own cloud
systems have some limitations, so to overcome this
storage [8]. Instead of using public clouds, a personal
other system was developed called CWOS-RTF [6].
cloud helps you to manage all your information in
In this system the problem of the waiter and the
one secure place on your network so that you can share
administrator is reduced as they had introduced the
data, multimedia files, and access your content
smart phones. Smart phone converges two portable
pervasively.
technologies i.e. Cell phones and PDAs to produce
You can build your own personal cloud by either using products. CWOS-RTF consists of four modules.
a Network Attached Storage (NAS) or by granting to
(cid:2) The application for user’s to make order in smart
an online cloud storage service. There are several
phones.
benefits of using a NAS as your personal cloud. For
(cid:2) The web application for keeping track by the
example, there is no need of monthly fees or due to
owner.
growth in data there are no increase costs. Also, you
had an exact idea about your data that where it is and (cid:2) The database for owner to maintain the order
details, and to update the menu.
how or who can access it.
(cid:2) The connectionless framework to support network
Use of mobile telecommunication may tend to two
communications.
kinds of effects on business purpose operations:
Now waiter need not to roam about to take order the
(cid:2) It eases the connection among employee, customer customer will themselves place an order using their
and owner. As a result better communication can
own smart phones. Thus in this now the customer
increases the capability and profitability.
must possess the smart phones, this leads to its
(cid:2) Due to changing data access patterns it renovates limitation.
business processes [5]. Smart phone technologies are implemented to support
telemedicine services for different health problems like
II. Related Work
urinary incontinence, diabetes and blood coagulation.
To improve the traditional food ordering system many There are powerful smart phone applications refined
previous work had been made by using wireless for healthcare purposes to detect the heart failure, to
technology, such as iMenu[7], FIWOS [3], ,and WOS monitor medicine intake, and to confront the obesity
[4]. Many lounges and restaurants had implemented challenges etc [9]. There is a system called Wedjat [10].
and developed many PDA-based mobile applications This system is developed to issue reminders to patients,
for commercial use. Easy- Order is an initial e- record time of medicine in-take informs medicine
commerce approaches developed on pervasive intake directions, and informs medicine intake
technology designed to combine with mainframe directions. Moreover, machine vision can also be
computers. iMenu is an initial wireless web-based combined with smart phones to perceive traffic signage
approach for ordering system which builds pervasive for safety at road [11]. Disaster Alert System is one of
computing systems using connectionless multi-tiered the smart phone applications that can provide effective
internet framework [7]. measures in detecting disaster situations [12]. The
smart phones also fulfill the graphical demands of the
Color by the Bay (CBTB) is another PDA- based
customers.
connectionless food ordering system which is used at
Singapore. In this system the users at CBTB can give Concentrating on the discussed limitations, we
order with the help of PDA provided by the restaurant. proposed our work. We had also used smart phones as
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tablet. In this the customer’s not having smart phones (cid:2) A Desktop Application for owner to make
can also place order as all the tables will have their updating in storage device and to see details.
own tablets provided by the food outlet itself. As we have mentioned that we are using Wi-Fi storage
device. This device helps us to create our own personal
III. Proposed Work
cloud with network attached storage. That way we can
As we have already discussed the conventional food approach to our files wherever we are, whenever we
ordering system i.e. taking note of customer’s order want. Instead of using public clouds, a personal cloud
using paper and pen. These systems are usually prone helps you to manage all your information in one secure
to manual mistakes. Oder can be mislaid or even place on your network so that you can share data,
wrongly noted at the time of rush. Receipts are multimedia files, and access your content pervasively
generated in written form which leads to difficulty in An Application for tablets which can read the content
maintaining record for future use. The objective of from NAS for customer’s to make order. Thus we will
this proposed system is to overcome such hassle and develop an application which can easily read the data
the limitation of related work. In our Wireless Menu from Wi-Fi Storage device. The Application will do
Card (WMC) system we had different modules: the following activities:
(cid:2) Must display the name of the storage device in
(cid:2) Use of Wi-Fi storage device as a network attached
range
storage.
(cid:2) Upon selecting the particular storage device the
(cid:2) An Application for tablets which can read the content from the Wi-Fi device will be displayed
content from NAS for customer’s to make order. on the screen on welcome screen.
Fig. 1: Flow of process at user side
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Fig. 2: Flow of process at admin side
(cid:2) Once user taps the welcome screen it should show (cid:2) This content must be encrypted in a bundle and
the list of categories in a drop down list with related the file format should be readable by the mobile
food items ex: Starters, Drinks and Main Course app and desktop application only.
etc. (cid:2) Owner should have ability to add any number of
(cid:2) Once the user selects a category (Ex Starter from categories, items, columns, etc. And the App should
above example), it should show the list of items be intelligent enough to accommodate these changes.
from that category – this screen must have a back/ As this wireless menu card system is basically focusing
home button. on the food outlets. Thus, when a customer will come
to food outlets there will be a tablet on their table
(cid:2) Once user selects an item, the product details
which will show the outlets name. Then the customer
should be displayed (ex: an image of the product,
will select the respective outlet in which he/she
more description, etc.) – this screen must have
interested to order and will place the order. The device
back/home navigation button.
will show all the respective menu details with the resent
Now the user can place the order through the tablet.
offers. If there is any changes in the menu any day the
The order will be received at the kitchen end. The
respective content will be updated with the help of
Desktop Application will be a simple, easy to use
desktop application.
application installed in each food outlet so they can
easily update the menu on-demand on their own. This IV. Conclusion
application will be cloud enabled and it will update In this paper, we have proposed a wireless menu card
the content in Wi-Fi storage device. However, this system with network attached storage. We have focused
application should adhere to the following high level on use of smart phones i.e. tablet in place of using
standard requirements: PDAs to provide efficient interface for customers to
(cid:2) Authentication (so that only manager’s can update order and view menu. With Wi-Fi storage device we
the menu). have introduced network attached storage to store data
on private cloud. This system also overcomes the
(cid:2) Once the restaurant owner makes the changes in
limitation that every customer must carry its own smart
the desktop application, there should be a button
phone instead in this it will be provided by the food
which allows the manager to publish the content
outlet itself. Thus through this system we had tried to
to the device.
improve the service efficiency.
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The Approach for the Prevention of Black Hole
Attack in MANET using DSR Protocol and
Ant Colony Optimization Technique: A Review
Hashneet Kaur*
Hardeep Kaur**
Abstract
Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) are self-organized network where nodes are free to move in any direction.
MANET doesn’t need any centralized system. Due to its dynamicity, Black hole attack is a serious
security issue to be resolved. It takes place when a malicious node called as black hole enters into the
network. Black hole node shows its fake behaviour during the process of route discovery. Today, many
prevention techniques have been proposed for MANET. However, in the presence of fake nodes, the
networks are subjected to different kinds of attacks.In this problem, a fake node advertises itself of
having a shortest path to another node whose packets the fake node want to drop. In this flooding
process, if the reply from the actual node reaches later than the fake node reply as requested by the
main node .A forging path is created via a fake node. An ideal path is one in which the packet reach to
destination with minimum delay and lesser overhead. In this paper we apply Dynamic Source Routing
(DSR) protocol in order to prevent black hole attack using Ant Colony Optimization.
Keywords: Black Hole Attack, Dynamic Source Routing, Ant Colony Optimization.
I. Introduction Whenever a node requires sending data from source
to destination, it runs an appropriate path finding
Wireless network is the network in which nodes are
algorithm.
connected via a wireless link having no fixed
infrastructure. All nodes are having with same Hence in addition to acting as hosts, each mobile node
processing power .In MANETs all the nodes are does the function of routing and forward messages
cooperate in distributed manner. The main advantage for other mobile nodes [1]. Most important
of wireless network is the number of clients is networking operations include routing and network
connected in a wide range. Limited bandwidth, open management [2].There are three types of routing
medium and memory are the main disadvantages of protocols broadly classified as proactive routing
wireless network. The two basic models are fixed protocol, reactive routing protocol, Hybrid routing
backbone wireless system and Wireless Mobile Ad hoc protocol.
Network (MANET). An adhoc network
is(decentralized) i.e. they have no central control for II. Routing Protocols
network operation as well as handling it is a multi-
In order to find out suitable routes between
hop routing process and also a light weight terminal
communication nodes routing protocols act as second
with small memory size and low CPU capability.
hand. It is a self-directed collection of mobile users
MANETs should be self-configured as well as self built.
that speak moderately over bandwidth constraint
Hashneet Kaur* wireless link [3].THE network topology keeps on
Student – MTech. changing unpredictably over time and place as nodes
Department of Electronics Technology are free to move. The network is de-centralized and all
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar the network activities like discover the topology and
delivering messages must be execute by the nodes [4].
Hardeep Kaur**
Routing protocols are broadly classified into two
Department of Electronics Technology
categories mainly [proactive, reactive].
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar