Improvement of network security algorithm for cloud computing

Cloud Computing is a new computing model that distributes the computing missions on a resource pool that includes a large amount of computing resources. It is the result of development of infrastructure as a service (IAAS), platform as a service (PAAS), and software as a service (SAAS). With broadband Internet access, Internet users are able to acquire computing resource, storage space and other kinds of software services according to their needs. In cloud computing, with a large amount of various computing resources, users can easily solve their problems with the resources provided by a cloud. This brings great flexibility for the users. Using cloud computing service, users can store their critical data in servers and can access their data anywhere they can with the Internet and do not need to worry about system breakdown or disk faults, etc. Also, different users in one system can share their information and work, as well as play games together. Many important companies such as Amazon, Google, IBM, Microsoft, and Yahoo are the forerunners that provide cloud computing services. Recently more and more companies such as Salesforce, Facebook, Youtube, Myspace etc. also begin to provide all kinds of cloud computing services for Internet users.

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