Systems and methods for passive key identification
摘要
說明書
A workload, as used herein, may refer to a specific application, service, capability, or a specific amount of work that can be run on a cloud resource, system, or infrastructure. By way of example, a workload may be a virtual machine, a database, a container, a Hadoop node, an application, a storage object, a load balancer, or an IAM (Identity and Access Management) configuration. A cloud storage environment in this disclosure may refer to a computing environment of a cloud computing model (referred to as “cloud storage”) that stores data on the Internet through a cloud computing provider that manages and operates data storage as a service. A cloud storage environment may be managed and controlled by an operating system. The operation system may be susceptible to malware and security vulnerabilities, and may become a primary system (or referred to as a “target system” herein) that needs malware detection. By way of example, the cloud storage environment may include or be part of cloud infrastructure 106 in
A target system of a cloud storage environment in this disclosure may refer to an operating system or a computing system with an installed operating system, which manages and controls the cloud storage environment or a subsystem of the target system. The target system may maintain one or more accounts for users of the cloud storage environment. A target account of the target system in this disclosure may refer to an account of a user of a cloud infrastructure (e.g., a cloud environment or a cloud storage environment).
