Effective Data Security in Virtualization using Maize Routing Technique
S. Anthoniraj, S. Sabeetha Saraswathi · Research Journal of Applied Sciences Engineering and Technology · 2014
Virtualization is a technology that combines or divides computing resources to present one or many operating environments using methodologies like hardware and software partitioning or aggregation, partial or complete machine simulation, emulation, time-sharing and others. The hackers are also making use of it for hiding their identity and to exploit the other machines. One more terminology, as port scanner for scanning the presence of hackers. It is also distorted by them in such a way for the analysis of open ports and also it provides a solution with the roll backing system and the Maize routing. So whenever the information loss occurs, the roll back mechanism is introduced and used as a secondary security. As a primary, the proposed concept of Maize Routing (MR) is used. Here we uses the Base Internet Protocol (IP) of the virtualized system as a reference and produce multiple duplicated IP's. Whenever the presence of the hacker is found, then the revealing mechanism sends a link to the virtual machine and directed to the Maize routing. Then the execution mechanism activates and diverts them in to a wrong direction. Hence the effective data security is achieved by using the mechanism of maize routing.