Abstract
Cloud computing refers to the continuous availability of computer infrastructure technology, enabling the handling and storage of information without direct client management. People are given the ability to access private as well as public information preservation on a single digital infrastructure via the use of the Internet. However, this convenience comes with certain security issues and risks, which have led to the widespread adoption of cloud-dependent computing models. This research delves into various security problems, challenges, methods, and perspectives in one comprehensive article. In addition, a number of upcoming technologies, are dependent on services related to cloud computing to process and store their data. As a consequence of this, a variety of enterprises are expanding their utilization of these technologies, which in turn exacerbates the weaknesses and security challenges inherent to the cloud model. The term "cloud computing" refers to an approach that incorporates all of its constituent parts, such as end users, connections, access management systems, and infrastructures. If security teams do not have a comprehensive grasp of the architecture of the cloud, they might run into problems such as the sluggish identification of security threats, the resulting duplication of data, and a loss of control over accessing the information and protection in order to maintain regulatory compliance. The article begins by briefly introducing the architecture of cloud computing, highlighting its key features, service models, deployment methods, and cloud server virtualization. This paper's primary findings include the growing popularity of cloud computing, security challenges in cloud computing, the importance of investigating security challenges, categorizing security challenges, and proposing developing solutions. Through an extensive review, it analyzes and summarizes scholarly efforts to address these security concerns, followed by information on cloud computing safety concerns and frameworks. Understanding security challenges, addressing data migration challenges, improving security measures, offering a systematic approach, enabling risk detection and prevention, and facilitating the development of preventive methods are the primary significance of this work. The text then categorizes various cloud attacks and privacy issues, before outlining the literature's efforts to provide mitigation and protection mechanisms for security assessment. Finally, it examines unresolved cloud security challenges and proposes potential solutions.
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