Securing Neural Network in the Cloud: A Systematic Approach of Cloud Security Based on ANN-SVM Model

Many services have made the transition to the cloud because of the increased reliability and efficiency of cloud computing. Due to their capacity to ease service access while also securing communications in the public network, the three-factor Mutual Authentication and Key Agreement (MAKA) protocols are seeing increased use in multi-server designs. A lack of formal security proof or high communication and computation costs makes the limited three-factor MAKA protocols that are currently available susceptible to a wide range of attacks. The proposed approach consists of three phases, which are preprocessing, feature selection, and model training. Text scheduling and normalization make up preprocessing. In feature selection, the PSO is an optimization method that uses a population-based approach to find optimal solutions. An ANN-SVM was employed throughout the model's training phase. With an average accuracy of 93.30%, the proposed technique surpasses ANN and SVM.