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SECURITY ASPECTS OF THE WINDOWS 7 OPERATING SYSTEM WITH RESPECT TO MALWARE AND EXPLOIT DEVELOPMENT

Khan, Munim Ahmed (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2013)

Windows 7 is the most widely used operating system for desktop and laptop users. This widespread usage can also risk compromising a large number of computer users even if a single vulnerability is exploited for the Windows ...
Secure Virtual Host Migration within SDN based Data Center

Ahmed, Naveed (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

Virtual host migration is an important aspect in today’s data centers for fault tolerance, system maintenance, server consolidation and high availability. Live virtual host migration within a traditional datacenter involves ...
Secure Mobile Intensive Tasks Offloading to the Cloud

Shah, Syed Luqman (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2012)

Mobile devices with internet access are switching towards the Cloud for resource intensive tasks. Cloud Computing has emerged as an attractive platform for mobile users to offload their resource intensive computations ...
Secure Migration of Virtual Machine (SV2M) in Cloud Federation using Enhanced Key Management

Ahmad, Naveed (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2014)

Virtual Machine (VM) migration is one of the core features of Cloud, which is mainly used for high availability, workload balancing, hardware maintenance and fault takeover. It is used by private Cloud Service Providers ...
Randomness Testing of Non-Cryptographic Hash Functions for Real-time URL Based Internet Filtering Applications

Ahmad, Tahir (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2013)

In this thesis, a real-time URL based filtering system capable of URL filtering and blocking from domain level to sub folder level is proposed. It can be used as a standalone solution and can be integrated at any network ...
Quantitative Security Metrics for Secure VM Migration Protocols

Zeb, Tayyaba (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

Lord Kelvin once said that "if you cannot measure it, you cannot improve it". Quantitative security metrics has been a challenging area so far. Defining enterprise level security metrics has been listed as one of the hard ...
On Fast Implementation of Eta-T Pairing on FPGAs

Aslam, Waseem (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2010)

The big challenge in an online transaction is the distribution of secret keys in a secure way as it is the core feature of any security system. With advance- ment in technology and recent security threats there is a need ...
Load Dependent Dynamic Path Selection in Multi-Radio Hybrid Wireless Mesh Networks

Ali, Raja Farrukh (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2014)

Hybrid Wireless Mesh Networks provide improved connectivity and reliability over traditional wireless networks. However due to rapidly changing traffic patterns, such networks are more likely to experience congestion which ...
Harnessing the Power of Data-Intensive Cloud Computing for Speedy Digital Forensics Investigations of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks on the Internet:

Khattak, Rana (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2014)

Distributed Denial of Service attacks over the Internet have the ability to cripple online businesses and services. Subsequent extortion attempts by attackers requires Internet service providers to conduct hasty and ...
Handling Elephant Flows in a Multi-tenant Data Center Network

Bashir, Sadia (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

A virtualized data center is highly multifarious environment, shared among hundreds of co-located tenants hosting heterogeneous applications. High degree of virtual machine consolidation leads to diverse tra c dynamics ...
Formal Verification of a Security Protocol

Sultan, Shizra (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2014)

Acceleration in Smartphones technology is overpowering everything; it has ascended as a prerequisite for every other technology that has come or yet to come, every utility is been revamping itself as a compatibility to ...
Datacenter Simulation and Study of Malware Intrusion / Energy Efficiency in Datacenters

Khurram, Muhammad Imad (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

Cloud computing has emerged as the leading technology for delivering reliable, sustainable, and scalable computational services, which are presented as Software, Infrastructure, or Platform as services (SaaS, IaaS, PaaS).With ...
An Investigation into the Security of Machine Ciphers

Masood, Sarah (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2014)

The history of classical ciphers is well documented with a lot of material available on their cryptanalysis. The modern ciphers are also being well researched. Due to the evolution of machine ciphers in a sensitive era ...
Algebraic Immunity in Boolean Functions (Methods)

Muhammad, Rizwan (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

Boolean functions play an important role in designing any modern symmetric cipher. They can be utilized either as lter/combiner functions in LFSR based stream ciphers, or as s-box component functions in block ciphers. In ...
Power Efficient Micro-Coded Instruction Based Architecture for Express Standards Extended to USB 3.0

UMER, MUHAMMAD (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2011)

Emerging high speed communication protocols with ultra high bandwidth requirement demand efficient system architecture design to meet their specifications. Universal Serial Bus (USB) 3.0 supporting 4.8 Gbps, PCI express ...
Efficient Hybrid Parallelism using MPJ Express on Cluster of Multicore Processors

Javed, Muhammad Ansar (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

In last decade processor technology made huge advancement after the invention of multicore processor for production of higher processing cycles with less power consumption. Thus, most of the clusters and supercomputers are ...
Smartphone Security: Classifying, Organizing and Correlating Smartphone Defenses from Existing Knowledge Base

Ali, Mohammad (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2014)

As the popularity of smartphone applications has increased, they have also become under greater threat due to increasing mobile malware attacks. Smartphone malware across all platforms have faced phenomenal growth in past ...
User Centric Access Control Policy Management Framework for Cloud Applications

Irum, Misbah (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2014)

Cloud computing environment is a collection of various Cloud applications deployed by different Cloud service vendors for their customers. The online availability, variety and easy access of Cloud applications allow users ...
Android Secure Storage (Securage)

Shaheen, M. Sohaib (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

Android usage is on rise ever since its beginning in 2008 [1]. It not only powers smartphones and tablets but also variety of other devices including smartwatches, televisions and medical/health equipment. With ever ...
Smart Card Based Protection for Dalvik Bytecode – Dynamically Loadable Component of an Android APK

Shoaib, Muhammad (SEECS, National University of Science & Technology, 2015)

The global smartphone market is growing at a brisk pace and Android, an open source platform of Google has become one of the most popular mobile operating systems. Android apps generate lot of revenue which is increasing ...

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