A formal model and analysis of an IoT protocol

Aziz, Benjamin

doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2015.05.013

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“…Most of the works related to MQTT protocol available in the literature focus on performance evaluation (Fehrenbach, 2017;Gündoğan et al, 2018;Lee et al, 2013;Luzuriaga et al, 2015;Scalagent, 2015;Thangavel et al, 2014;Yokotani & Sasaki, 2016), proposing security enhancements to the existing protocol (Mektoubi et al, 2016;Shin et al, 2016;Singh et al, 2015), formal modelling (Aziz, 2016;Houimli et al, 2017) and security evaluation (Andy et al, 2017;Firdous et al, 2017;Perrone et al, 2017).…”

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Denial of service attack detection through machine learning for the IoT

Syed

Baig

Ibrahim

et al. 2020

Journal of Information and Telecommunication

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Sustained Internet of Things (IoT) deployment and functioning are heavily reliant on the use of effective data communication protocols. In the IoT landscape, the publish/subscribe-based Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) protocol is popular. Cyber security threats against the MQTT protocol are anticipated to increase at par with its increasing use by IoT manufacturers. In particular, IoT is vulnerable to protocol-based Application layer Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, which have been known to cause widespread service disruption in legacy systems. In this paper, we propose an Application layer DoS attack detection framework for the MQTT protocol and test the scheme on legitimate and protocol compliant DoS attack scenarios. To protect the MQTT message brokers from such attacks, we propose a machine learning-based detection framework developed for the MQTT protocol. Through experiments, we demonstrate the impact of such attacks on various MQTT brokers and evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed framework to detect these malicious attacks. The results obtained indicate that the attackers can overwhelm the server resources even when legitimate access was denied to MQTT brokers and resources have been restricted. In addition, the MQTT features we have identified showed high attack detection accuracy. The field size and length-based features drastically reduced the false-positive rates and are suitable in detecting IoT based attacks.

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Denial of service attack detection through machine learning for the IoT

Syed

Baig

Ibrahim

et al. 2020

Journal of Information and Telecommunication

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“…The Quality of Service (QoS) is a method to secure the submission of the message between publisher and subscriber. There are three standards of Qualiy of Service (QoS), the standard of Quality of Service (QoS) is determined as in paper [19] within the scope of the research, it was found that there were some letters that showed official models of MQTT as well as how to pass messages and analyze them a constant analysis based on indications in paper [20]. MQTT protocol has the ability to save the order between the messages by adding the mark of the request and SEO which determines whether you want to keep the order between the messages or not.…”

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Performance Evaluation of IoT Messaging Protocol Implementation for E-Health Systems

Zorkany¹,

K.Fahmy²,

Yahya³

2019

IJACSA

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Now-a-days, e-health and healthcare applications in the internet of things are growing rapidly. These applications are starting from remote monitoring of patient's parameters in home to monitoring patients during his life activities at work, transportation, etc. So we can monitor patients at any place outside of hospitals and clinical settings. By using this technology, we can save lives and reduce the number of emergency visits to hospitals. In contemporary time, there are great progress and opportunities for the internet of things (IoT) related E-health systems. Most IoT e-health platforms consist of three main parts; client nodes (patient or doctor), IoT server and IoT communication messaging protocol. One of E-health systems design over IoT challenge is choosing the most suitable IoT messaging protocol for E-health applications. In this paper, IoT remote patient and e-Health monitoring system was designed for monitoring physiological medical signals of patients based on most two famous IoT messaging protocols, MQTT and CoAP. These medical signals can be include parameters like heart rate signals, electro-cardio graph (ECG), patient temperature, blood pressure, etc. This practical comparison between CoAP and MQTT is to choose most suitable for e-health systems. The proposed approach was evaluated based on most significant protocol parameters like capability, efficiency, communication method and message delay. Practical and simulation results show the performance of the proposed E-health systems over IoT for different network infrastructure with different losses percentages.

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“…Internet de las cosas o IoT (Internet of Things) (Gershenfeld, Krikorian, & Cohen, 2004), se refiere a la conexión de objetos tecnológicos o que sean electrónicos a Internet, este concepto se deriva del avance de la tecnología y a la necesidad de compartir y controlar las cosas que nos rodean, incluyendo las necesidades de árboles y plantas (Li, Xu, & Zhao, 2015), (Luvisi & Lorenzini, 2014). Algunos de los campos en los que IoT se presenta fuertemente son: la adopción generalizada de redes basadas en el protocolo IP (Airehrour, Gutierrez, & Ray, 2016), la economía en la capacidad de cómputo, la miniaturización, los avances en el análisis de datos (Danieletto, Bui, & Zorzi, 2013) y el surgimiento de la computación en la nube, salud, herramientas de aprendizaje, seguridad (Flauzac, Gonzalez, & Nolot, 2015), optimización de procesos (Aziz, 2016), agricultura (Stočes, Vaněk, Masner, & Pavlík, 2016), entre otros. Debe reconocer todos los ataques realizados por parte de la THC-IPv6 a nivel de enlace-local.…”

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Sistema De Detección De Intrusos a Través De Una Red Honeynet Para Entornos De Red Cableada Sobre Ipv6

Quintero

Rojas

Bautista

et al. 2019

RCTA

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Las honeynet o redes señuelo son recursos de red que representan una medida de aseguramiento para toda organización que haga uso de las tecnologías de información y las comunicaciones. Esta herramienta es usada en el ámbito de la seguridad informática con la finalidad de atraer y analizar el comportamiento de los atacantes en internet. El propósito de este trabajo es presentar pruebas experimentales de los ataques informáticos más comunes en redes cableadas IPV6 a través de las herramientas como 6Guard, SNORT y Wireshark. También se evidencia en el artículo el diseño e implementación de una red Honeynet bajo IPv6, donde interactúan diferentes sistemas operativos. Dentro de los resultados obtenidos se pudo observar la detección completa de los ataques tipo THC-IPv6, como fake_router6, redir6, fake_advertise6, fake_solicitate6, flood_dhcp6, sendpees6, sendpeesmp6 y smurf6.

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A formal model and analysis of an IoT protocol

Cited by 50 publications

References 25 publications

Denial of service attack detection through machine learning for the IoT

Denial of service attack detection through machine learning for the IoT

Performance Evaluation of IoT Messaging Protocol Implementation for E-Health Systems

Sistema De Detección De Intrusos a Través De Una Red Honeynet Para Entornos De Red Cableada Sobre Ipv6

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