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Enhancing Cloud Network Security: Utilizing Blockchain for Attack Detection Systems

Jul 2026 · International Conference Computing Methodologies and Communication · pp. 219-226 · 0 citations · 22 references

Abstract

In the digital era, the prevalence of cyber threats within cloud-based infrastructures presents a formidable challenge. This study introduces a novel approach that combines the immutable nature of blockchain technology with advanced detection mechanisms to enhance the security of cloud environments. We propose a model that leverages the synergy of blockchain's distributed ledger capabilities and cutting-edge intrusion detection systems (IDS) to establish a dynamic and decentralized framework for cyber-attack detection and prevention. Our innovative method involves a multi-layered detection algorithm that operates in conjunction with a blockchain network to make sure the data integrity and veracity of application transmissions. With integration, the proposed system not only detects but also systematically records cyber attack patterns, thereby creating a robust database of digital signatures that can be used for future prevention measures. This proactive approach ensures a swift and secure method of identifying potential threats, which will significantly reduce the risk of data breaches along with system infiltrations. The implementation of this method is anticipated to provide a reliable and transparent mechanism for safeguarding sensitive information stored within cloud services. It advances cybersecurity, protecting service providers and end-users from changing cyber threats.

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