Security Challenges Addressed in Vehicular cloud computing
Shyamrao V. Gumaste · 2015
Abstract — In a series of recent papers, Prof. Olariu and his co-workers have supported the vision of vehicular clouds (VCs), a nontrivial lee way, along several dimensions, of conventional cloud computing. In a VC, underutilized vehicular resources including Computing control, stowage, and Internet connectivity canbe shared between users out over the Internet to various customers. Noticeably, if the VC concept is to see a extensive Assumption and to have significant common impact, security and privacy issues need to be addressed. The main contribution of this work is to categorize and evaluate a number of security challenges and potential privacy threats in VCs. Although security issues have received attention in cloud computing and vehicular networks, we identify security challenges that are specific to VCs, e.g., challenges of authentication of high-mobility vehicles, scalability and single interface, tangled identities and locations, and the complexity of establishing trust relationships among multiple players caused by Irregular short-range communications. Moreover, we provide a security organization that addresses several of the challenges discussed.