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Analysis of OSPU security effect and data assembly verification under semi-network OS architecture

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This study attempts to provide a new security solution for data storage based on semi-network OS architecture, that is, to create a comprehensive data security system with approaches of “OSPU security effect” and “data assembly verification” as main pillars. There are three factors to determine the security level of data storage, they are: the uniqueness of verification credentials, the exclusiveness of network access, and the verifiability of the user’s identity, which are also the three weaknesses of some existing security configuration of data storage, the theme discussed here is trying to use the new comprehensive security configuration system to overcome some weaknesses of existing one and provide a more effective security environment for data storage. Currently, a large number of theories and approaches related to data security have emerged, including some latest “security hardware” and approaches of “data verification,” but few of them are similar to the OSPU security effect and the “data assembly verification” mentioned here, and further, it is an unprecedented innovation that combines approaches of OSPU security effect and the “data assembly verification” into a comprehensive security system under the semi-network OS architecture. OSPU is a core hardware component in semi-network OS architecture, and it performs both system support and security checkpoints in this study.

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Zhang, Y.S. Analysis of OSPU security effect and data assembly verification under semi-network OS architecture. Int. J. Inf. Secur. 22, 1497–1509 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10207-023-00702-1

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