Virtual Property Research Articles

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The study aims to analyze the transitional provisions of the digital era and their adaptation to the existing criminal law realities, to determine the signs of a digital object of crime and the main question of whether such digital objects are protected by the criminal law of the country. The transition of economic relations to electronic services and social networks was the reason for the transformation of crime from real to virtual and led to the emergence of the term “digital crimes” in the science of criminal law, which requires a conceptual justification of the concept of a digital object of crime, to which the author, in a highly specialized sense, refers social relations that develop upon the turnover of digital financial assets, virtual assets and cryptocurrencies. After digital technologies have turned into general-purpose technologies affecting all sectors of the economy and society, the usual criminal-legal approach to determining the object of encroachment has become unnecessarily blunt, since the criminal law contains a sufficiently large number of elements of crimes referring to various kinds of normative legal acts regulating virtual legal relations. At the same time, such legislation is vague and does not solve law enforcement issues. During the preparation of the article, formal-logical methods were mainly used for the analysis of socio-legal phenomena. The author draws attention to the fact that social realities require the defining of the boundaries of secure communication in the digital and information spheres, the subject and mechanisms of its legal support and protection. At the same time, the definition of the digital object of crime is justified in the context of classical theories of the object of crime, innovative trends, and actualization of the doctrine of criminal law. Based on the conducted research, the author comes to the conclusion that the axiology of the digital object of crime caused by public attitude to it obliges the state to consolidate it as a social value and put it among those protected by criminal law, including them in the list of objects of civil rights. The digital object of crime is socially significant values and benefits of subjects of virtual property relations that develop in the sphere of turnover of digital financial assets, virtual currency and cryptocurrencies, subject to criminal protection, which the guilty person encroaches on, wishing to cause damage to their owner. The concept of the digital object of crime proposed by the author in this regard is a timely and relevant solution to a number of problems of the qualification of digital crimes.

Problems of Protecting Virtual Game Property by Means of Criminal Law

The legal regulation of social relations in virtual reality is attracting an increasing attention of scholars. There are corresponding Russian and foreign publications concerning different branches of law: civil, tax, labor, international humanitarian, and criminology. Criminological research is based, among other things, on the analysis of sociocultural factors: how online gaming behavior influences the «cultural normalization» of similar behavior in the real world, the problems and boundaries of permitted violence. At the same time, the problem of infringements on virtual game property is becoming more urgent. The first reason for this is the fact that the possession of virtual property can have legal and economic consequences in the real world. The second reason is connected with the absence, in most jurisdictions, of the legal regulation of the emerging property rights (or other «rights in rem») to game property, which hinders prosecution for crimes against it, or makes it impossible in some countries where criminal law protection is linked to positive legislation. The authors believe that it is best to view these crimes as offences against property, and not cybercrimes in the narrow sense of the word. It is obvious that the problems of defining the crime of theft in the virtual space are connected with the understanding of the object and other features of theft, and the analysis thus mainly focuses on comparing the legal nature of virtual game property with how it corresponds to the features of theft in the current legislation. Key concepts of the legal nature of virtual game property are formulated, which are then analyzed from the standpoint of their applicability in criminal law. According to the authors, there are two main ways to solve the problem of virtual game property protection: either, following the approaches found in foreign practice, the definition of theft should be broadened, or the legal protection regime sui generis should be created to deal with the protection of all cyber aspects of property relations.

НЕКОТОРЫЕ ПРОБЛЕМЫ ОПРЕДЕЛЕНИЯ ГРАЖДАНСКО-ПРАВОВОГО СТАТУСА ВИРТУАЛЬНОГО МИРА И ЕГО ОБЪЕКТОВ

The article analyzes the problems of determining the legal status of the virtual world and objects in it, examines the theory of virtual property and gives the relationship between property and intellectual property rights to regulate relations arising in the virtual world. The author, on the basis of the analysis carried out, puts forward a proposal on the need to regulate relations in the field of creating computer codes to gain access to the virtual world using intellectual property norms, since the creative work of a person is involved, and to use the norms of property rights in relations of ownership of objects of the virtual world - domain names, URLs (uniform resource locators), websites, email accounts, crypto assets, items (artifacts and enhancements) in online multiplayer games. The author is developing a proposal on the need to supplement the current Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan with a category of virtual property, which certifies the owner’s right in relation to the objects of the virtual world. The author studies the theoretical statements of legal scholars regarding the status of virtual property, and comes to the conclusion that relations in the virtual space should be regulated by the norms of intellectual property and property law, while both institutions should not compete and mutually exclude each other, but, on the contrary, regulate in virtual space relationships based on their essence.

A Novel Gesture-Based Control System for Fluorescence Volumetric Data in Virtual Reality.

With the development of light microscopy, it is becoming increasingly easy to obtain detailed multicolor fluorescence volumetric data. The need for their appropriate visualization has become an integral part of fluorescence imaging. Virtual reality (VR) technology provides a new way of visualizing multidimensional image data or models so that the entire 3D structure can be intuitively observed, together with different object features or details on or within the object. With the need for imaging advanced volumetric data, demands for the control of virtual object properties are increasing; this happens especially for multicolor objects obtained by fluorescent microscopy. Existing solutions with universal VR controllers or software-based controllers with the need to define sufficient space for the user to manipulate data in VR are not usable in many practical applications. Therefore, we developed a custom gesture-based VR control system with a custom controller connected to the FluoRender visualization environment. A multitouch sensor disk was used for this purpose. Our control system may be a good choice for easier and more comfortable manipulation of virtual objects and their properties, especially using confocal microscopy, which is the most widely used technique for acquiring volumetric fluorescence data so far.

A solution to the complement of the generalized Luneburg lens problem

Lenses are of interest for the design of directive antennas and multi-optics instruments in the microwave, terahertz and optical domains. Here, we introduce an optical problem defined as the complement of the well-known generalized Luneburg lens problem. The spherically symmetric inhomogeneous lenses obtained as solutions of this problem transform a given sphere in the homogeneous region outside of the lens into a virtual conjugate sphere, forming a virtual image from a real source. An analytical solution is proposed for the equivalent geodesic lens using the analogy between classical mechanics and geometrical optics. The refractive index profile of the corresponding inhomogeneous lens is then obtained using transformation optics. The focusing properties of this family of lenses are validated using ray-tracing models, further corroborated with full-wave simulations. The numerical results agree well with the predictions over the analyzed frequency bandwidth (10–30 GHz). This virtual focusing property may further benefit from recent developments in the fields of metamaterials and transformation optics.

A study on the efficient numerical analysis for the prediction of full-scale propeller performance using CFD

In Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations, limited full-scale studies with ship propellers have been conducted due to the limitation of computational resources and computation time. Two methods for efficient numerical analysis of full-scale propeller performance are; (1) a method of using large dimensionless wall distances (y+) at a full scale and (2) a method of applying a virtual fluid at a model scale. Thus, the aim of this study is to investigate the effect of different wall y+ values in a real fluid and the virtual fluid concept to predict full-scale propeller performance using CFD. For these investigations, the commercial CFD tool, STAR-CCM+, was used to predict the propeller open water (POW) performance of the KCS propeller (KP505) in a model and full-scale. The findings of this research study support the use of a small value of wall y+ (i.e., y+<1) for the model scale simulations, but the effect of the wall y+ is negligible in full-scale. This study also demonstrates that the similarity requirements for the advance coefficient and Reynolds number could be satisfied simultaneously in full-scale by using the virtual fluid properties without any need to conduct more computationally demanding full-scale simulations with real fluid.

ОБ’ЄКТИ ІНТЕРНЕТ-ПРАВОВІДНОСИН В УМОВАХ ЦИФРОВІЗАЦІЇ СФЕРИ ГОСПОДАРЮВАННЯ

The main trend of modern economic turnover and development is the global digitalization of all spheres and industries of the economy. For this reason new types of economic relations arise within their boundaries. The article examines the current situation and prospects for the development of legal regulation of Internet relations in the context of economic development. A number of problematic issues of the legal nature of individual objects of the economic rights that exist in a virtual (digital) format are analyzed. The issues of legal regulation of relations in the structure of which there is the so-called virtual element in a particular digital / virtual object are specifically analyzed. Special attention is paid to virtual assets, computer programs and software, artificial intelligence and the concept of the “Internet of Things”, etc. Emphasis is placed on the need for legislative consolidation of the concepts of virtual property and virtual objects, as well as objects with hybrid cyber-physical nature and their subsequent inclusion in the list of property in the economy of the business sector. Basic approaches to legal regulation of robotics based on artificial intelligence have been established. It is determined that the possibility of achieving a synergistic effect in the legal regulation of relations with virtual objects makes it necessary to make appropriate additions to the provisions of the Economic and Civil codes of Ukraine, as well as modernization of legislation in the field of intellectual property and innovation activities, investment legislation, legislation on property and property rights assessment, e-commerce, foreign economic activity on the Internet, protection of consumer rights of digital goods, etc. When adding and formulating these provisions into national legislation it should be taken into consideration the basis for international legal regulation of these issues submitted by acts of soft law, which are of a recommendatory nature. (These are the recommendations on artificial intelligence developed by the ETO-T Y.2060 (06/2012) Economic Telecommunication Organization “Overview of the Internet of things”).

Virtual property: trusts of cryptocurrencies and other digital assets

Abstract The question whether digital assets such as cryptocurrencies are “property” as a matter of law has been the subject of academic debate almost since the inception of the bitcoin network in 2009. The question arises from the fact that such assets, and cryptocurrencies in particular, do not fit into traditional categories of property as understood by the common law, being neither “choses in possession” nor “choses in action”. However, following a series of decisions in the last couple of years, it now seems reasonably settled that this question will be answered in the affirmative, although no cases have so far reached the highest level of the courts. The consequences have yet to be worked out. One obvious consequence is that cryptocurrencies can be the subject of a trust. However, the unique features of digital assets give rise to a number of interesting problems, both theoretical and practical, on which there is little authoritative guidance.

Virtualization of Clothing Thermal Comfort in 3D Simulations

Virtual simulations have become a part of design and marketing from personal use to professional designs and provide virtual realism to a great extent. With rapidly developing technology, nowadays it has attracted much more attentions especially in textile processes. The 3D virtual garment simulation provides the textile producers and fashion designers with benefits in terms of product development, customization of garments and speed to market. While most of the software focuses just on visual design, some major software manufacturers (Lectra, Optitex, Gerber, etc.) try to develop programs to accurately simulate fabric behavior as well as visual modeling. When the literature studies are examined, it is seen that the simulations in which the fabric mechanical and physical properties are defined, provide virtual realism to a large extent. But this is just regarding to the ergonomic comfort of the garment and virtually no garment simulations exist for the realistic prediction of thermal comfort. The estimation of clothing thermal comfort is very helpful for designing garments, especially sports and works garments where thermal comfort plays an crucial role for the status of the wearer. To make a method to realistic solution to virtualize the thermal comfort of clothing: virtual body properties, garment design, clothing drapability, thermal characteristics of fabric and the thermoregulation of the human body according to different conditions should be considered all together.

Virtual Property Pada Game Online Dalam Perspektif Hukum Ekonomi Syariah

The development of technology has brought a variety of high-tech entertainment, one of which is developing games (games) both offline and online. Online games are games that are widely enjoyed, especially by children and teenagers. Today's online game play is not just a game, but in it there are economic activities in the form of buying and selling which have an effect on ownership of virtual objects (Virtual Property. The conclusion of this study is that Virtual Property can be recognized as a treasure in Islam. Although it does not have a real form, there is a value that is recognized by the community so that it becomes part of the property. Because it is recognized as property, buying and selling with this object is permissible and lawful. Recognition of the existence of virtual property is based on the theory of urf, namely that everything that is considered good and permissible by the community can then be a legal argument.

Theoretical and practical aspects of legal qualification of virtual property in Russia and abroad

The subject of this research is the theoretical and practical aspects of legal qualification of virtual property &amp;ndash; digital online objects (cryptocurrencies, game property, user accounts, etc.) in Russia and abroad. Virtual property is viewed through the prism of the concept of &amp;ldquo;asset&amp;rdquo; / &amp;ldquo;economic asset&amp;rdquo;, established in the national and foreign legislation and doctrine. Real right to game objects in online games are considered through the lens of John Locke&amp;rsquo;s labor theory of property (acquisition), M. Radin&amp;rsquo;s theory of personality, theories of utilitarianism (deterrence of negative behavior and economic efficiency), law enforcement practices and legislation (South Korea, China, etc.). Real right to online accounts (Google, Yahoo etc.) are examined in the context of allowability of transferring personal and business accounts from the perspective of property and conventional law. The relevance, theoretical and practical importance of this research is are substantiated by supplementing the tangible objects of proprietary right with digital, created in modern reality with the use of digital technologies (cryptocurrencies, tokens, etc.), which requires clarification of their legal regime in the context of the effective legislation of the Russian Federation and foreign countries, ideas for its amendment, and law enforcement practice. The author concludes that the legal doctrine of a number of countries, distinguishing tangible and intangible, virtual objects (game objects, user accounts) recognized the existence and legal status of virtual property (Hong Kong, European Union, South Korea, Russian Federation, Taiwan), qualifying it as the analogue of digital information and content; legally - movable (Taiwan) or other (Russian Federation) property; property (the European Court of Human Rights) or utilitarian (mandatory) digital (Russian Federation) rights; economically &amp;ndash; virtual (financial, in form of future income), and material (in form of commercial ties, domain names, etc.) assets (the European Court of Human Rights, Russian Federation).

Walk2Map: Extracting Floor Plans from Indoor Walk Trajectories

AbstractRecent years have seen a proliferation of new digital products for the efficient management of indoor spaces, with important applications like emergency management, virtual property showcasing and interior design. While highly innovative and effective, these products rely on accurate 3D models of the environments considered, including information on both architectural and non‐permanent elements. These models must be created from measured data such as RGB‐D images or 3D point clouds, whose capture and consolidation involves lengthy data workflows. This strongly limits the rate at which 3D models can be produced, preventing the adoption of many digital services for indoor space management.We provide a radical alternative to such data‐intensive procedures by presenting Walk2Map, a data‐driven approach to generate floor plans only from trajectories of a person walking inside the rooms. Thanks to recent advances in data‐driven inertial odometry, such minimalistic input data can be acquired from the IMU readings of consumer‐level smartphones, which allows for an effortless and scalable mapping of real‐world indoor spaces. Our work is based on learning the latent relation between an indoor walk trajectory and the information represented in a floor plan: interior space footprint, portals, and furniture. We distinguish between recovering area‐related (interior footprint, furniture) and wall‐related (doors) information and use two different neural architectures for the two tasks: an image‐based Encoder‐Decoder and a Graph Convolutional Network, respectively. We train our networks using scanned 3D indoor models and apply them in a cascaded fashion on an indoor walk trajectory at inference time.We perform a qualitative and quantitative evaluation using both trajectories simulated from scanned models of interiors and measured, real‐world trajectories, and compare against a baseline method for image‐to‐image translation. The experiments confirm that our technique is viable and allows recovering reliable floor plans from minimal walk trajectory data.

Analysis of the Regulations on Data and Virtual Property in the 'Civil Code'

With the completion and implementation of the revision of the Civil Code, it is inevitable that the current information age that has entered the Civil Code needs to examine the provisions of the Civil Code on virtual property such as information. As the Civil Code, the basic law of citizen life, the specific provisions in it will have an immediate impact. This article intends to conduct a literal analysis of the provisions of the Civil Code concerning virtual property to explore the special attributes of virtual property itself, expound the current legislation from a practical point of view from the perspective of interpretive theory, and then regulate the civil law on data and virtual property.

Obfuscating encrypted threshold signature algorithm and its applications in cloud computing.

Current cloud computing causes serious restrictions to safeguarding users’ data privacy. Since users’ sensitive data is submitted in unencrypted forms to remote machines possessed and operated by untrusted service providers, users’ sensitive data may be leaked by service providers. Program obfuscation shows the unique advantages that it can provide for cloud computing. In this paper, we construct an encrypted threshold signature functionality, which can outsource the threshold signing rights of users to cloud server securely by applying obfuscation, while revealing no more sensitive information. The obfuscator is proven to satisfy the average case virtual black box property and existentially unforgeable under the decisional linear (DLIN) assumption and computational Diffie-Hellman (CDH) assumption in the standard model. Moreover, we implement our scheme using the Java pairing-based cryptography library on a laptop.

Виртуальный реализм, информационная онто­логия сознания и структурный реализм в философии Дэвида Чалмерса

The article presents the main provisions of the theory of virtual realism, described by the contemporary analytical philosopher David Chalmers in his recent articles. In contrast to the proponents of “virtual fictionalism”, who believe that virtual objects are fictional and illusory, the philosopher defends the position that such objects can be regarded as having the same causal and functional qualities as the physical objects familiar to us. Using the concept of “digital object”, Chalmers demonstrates that all the components of a virtual space are nothing more than data structures which have certain virtual properties. Based on the concepts of non-reductive functionalism and minimal computationalism, the philosopher also discusses the status of phenomenal consciousness in virtual worlds, which, in his opinion, can be interpreted in the spirit of epiphenomenalism, computation­alism or Cartesian dualism. The article also presents Chalmers’ well-known argument against the hypothesis of global skepticism, based on the theory of conceptual structural realism: the philosopher believes that there are such natural properties and relations that stand in certain nomic and causal connections with each other and with our experience. It follows that even if the simulation hypothesis is correct, we can count on the truth of some of our scientific theories, which are positive structural statements. The above con­siderations are intended to form the basis of a consistent theory of virtual worlds and in­formational spaces, which the philosopher is currently working on.

Oddziaływanie cyberświata na kondycję jednostki i społeczeństw

The rapid pace of the development of digital media and information and communication technologies has contributed to the entanglement of individuals in a new reality with virtual properties. In cyberspace, individuals are integrated using new forms of social communication. This creates a new type of information society. The aim of the article is an attempt to examine the issue of the impact of the latest technological achievements in the sphere of carriers and information exchange concerning the functioning of an individual in the network society resulting in the transformation of societies. The arguments presented in the article allowed for the verification of the thesis that the manifestations of the functioning of an individual at the interface between the real and virtual world contribute to changes in society, which accelerate the implementation of artificial intelligence. To verify the thesis, the method of critical analysis of sources was used, in the form of available literature on the subject, published both in the form of a publication and posted on the Internet. Separate from physical space, a technologically new form of space has been created in the form of a cyberworld. Augmented reality is at the interface between the real and virtual worlds. The fields of the internet user's functioning are expanding in many spheres of life. This involves both benefits and a number of threats to the individual, but also changes in the characteristics of society are inevitable. Beyond the horizon of these changes artificial intelligence is looming, it is being used in ever more new areas of human existence, carrying unpredictable consequences at the present stage of civilization’s progress. The current pace of the development of artificial intelligence will lead to an avalanche of changes with unpredictable consequences, when it exceeds the intellectual potential of man and begins to improve itself.

Virtual Art and Non-fungible Tokens

Fueled in part by the wealth recently created from digital currencies, major art dealers such as Christie’s and Sotheby’s have embraced the sale of non-fungible tokens attached to unique digital works of art. What are non-fungible tokens, how is this related to the blockchain and what do we know about this ancient market for digital art? It now appears that digital art can be added to the growing list of uses for blockchain technology now becoming a part of modern life. This article proceeds in seven parts. First, is a discussion about the new and explosive market for digital art. Second, I explore the evolution of the digital world and virtual property. Third, is an explanation and historical account of the blockchain and virtual currencies. Fourth, non-fungible tokens are discussed. Fifth, is a brief look at unresolved issues impacting the law of NFTs and potential solutions are provided. Sixth, a few thoughts about the future of digital property are presented. And last, I conclude. This dramatic extension of blockchain and other digital technology to the world of art and music represents a new and exciting platform for creative expression. This paper is a valuable addition to the literature by providing a readable introduction and overview of what is now known about the likely impact of blockchain technology and non-fungible tokens to music and art. This important development should have a significant impact on the future of innovation and property law.

The Economics of Blockchain-Based Virtual Worlds: A Hedonic Regression Model for Virtual Land

Virtual worlds have become increasingly more important, and are being used for a large variety of recreational and business activities. Various companies have opened virtual offices and brand ambassador spaces, and the recent surge in online interactions has further increased the interest in these social platforms. In this paper, we analyze the first large-scale virtual world that has been built on a public blockchain network. We compile a comprehensive data set that allows us to study the economics of blockchain-based virtual property. We then use this data set to estimate hedonic regression models for virtual land and employ a semi-parametric Mixed Geographically Weighted Regression (MGWR) model that allows for spatially flexible coefficients. In particular, we expect the central business district (CBD) gradient and the street distance coefficients to vary across the virtual world. Conversely, we consider the coefficients of binary variables to be more meaningful in a global context. For inference purposes, we employ spatial robust heteroskedasticity and autocorrelation consistent (HAC) standard errors. We find evidence that prices of virtual land parcels are primarily driven by factors that are of particular importance in business applications. Land parcels in close proximity to popular landmarks, such as the city center, main streets, plazas and commercially-driven districts, as well as parcels with easily memorable address-like features were claimed at substantially higher prices. We used different model specifications and conducted various robustness checks, including a separate estimation for price segments and investor-specific effects. All specifications have led to similar results and support the evidence from our MGWR model.

미국의 가상화폐에 대한 과세제도와 그 시사점

4차 산업혁명 시대, 그 중 디지털 혁명으로 인하여 사회·경제 전반에는 많은 새로운 기술과 경제현상들이 나타나고 있고, 그 중 비트코인과 같은 가상화폐는 사회, 금융, 경제 전반으로 많은 영향을 끼쳤다. 이와 더불어 가상화폐에 대한 과세문제도 전세계적으로 이슈가 되어, 각 국가들이 과세를 시작하였다. 우리나라의 경우에도 많은 논의 끝에 세법개정안에 가상자산을 양도·교환·대여함으로써 발생하는 소득을 기타 소득으로 과세하고 20%의 세율을 적용하여 분리과세는 제도가 세법개정안에 도입되어 2020년 12월 2일 국회본회의를 통과하였고, 2021년 10월부터 과세할 것을 목표로 하고 있다. 가상화폐에 대한 과세는 우리나라에서 이제 개정안에 도입되어 과세를 시작하는 단계이기 때문에 아직 입법이 되지 않은 부분도 있고, 과세를 시작한 후 앞으로 많은 문제점들이 발행할 수 있다. 이러한 발생가능한 문제점들에 대한 해결책을 모색하기 위해서는 이미 가상화폐에 대하여 과세방향을 정하고, 가상화폐 관련 소득이 발생할 수 있는 가능한 모든 경우를 상정하여 과세를 하고 있는 미국의 가상화폐 과세제도에 대한 연구는 매우 의의가 있다고 할 수 있다. 그래서 이 논문은 가상화폐 과세에 관한 우리나라 세법개정안과 미국의 과세제도를 고찰하고 다음과 같은 시사점을 도출하였다. 첫째, 가상화폐의 양도로부터 발생하는 소득은 그 양도소득 대상으로서의 성격이 강하기 때문에 양도소득과 기타소득의 취지 및 성격이 비추어 소득세법상 양도소득으로 과세하는 것이 더 적절하다. 둘째, 가상화폐 채굴에 관하여 비사업적 채굴과 사업적 채굴로 구분하고, 사업적 채굴의 경우 소득세법 상 정보통신업에서 발생하는 소득으로 분류하여 과세하고, 비사업적 채굴의 경우 일정 금액 이상은 사업소득으로 의제하고, 그에 미달하는 소득은 기타소득으로 과세할 필요가 있다. 셋째, 가상화폐로 보수를 지급받는 경우에는 받는 자의 소득세법상 지위에 따라 근로소득, 사업소득, 기타소득으로 과세하고, 소득의 평가에 대해서는 부가가치세법 금전외의 대가를 받는 경우에는 공급한 재화 또는 용역의 시가로 평가하는 규정을 준용할 필요가 있다. 마지막으로, 하드포크나 에어드랍으로 인하여 받은 가상화폐의 경우에는 결국 이를 최종적으로 매매 또는 교환할 때 과세가 이루어지므로 기타소득으로 과세가 가능하다. 다만, 납세자의 이해를 돕기위하여 이에 대한 행정적 지침을 발행할 필요가 있다.

Survey on cross virtual machine side channel attack detection and properties of cloud computing as sustainable material

Cloud computing dominates all kinds of computing in the network due to the service-oriented and on-demand nature of the model. The customer uses a cloud model for fulfilling the resource needs with minimum cost. Cloud security plays a vital role as it is securing the customer data in a more reliable manner. Various levels of security issues imposed by the cloud provider are still considered to be a problem in the resource level. Virtualization security technique is used to prevent the Virtual Machine (VM) and related information like data, state and shared resources. VM side channel attack leads to severe issues in the cloud because the attacker is performing access of the resources that causes the reliability problem. The main objective of this analysis isto explore various kinds of attacks and its solution model of the cloud. Side channel attacks are detected by using various techniques such as RSA and AES. Infrastructure level attacks are analyzed with various attack levels and rates. Hypervisor level protection is assessed by using the different classes with accurate parameters. The overall analysis provides the complete information about cloud resource level security and its solution.