A Framework of Adaptive Interaction Support in Cloud-Based Internet of Things (IoT) Environment

Alhakbani, Noura; Hassan, Mohammad Mehedi; Hossain, Mohammad Anwar; Alnuem, Mohammed Abdullah

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-11692-1_12

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“…1 shows. Such complementarity is the main reason why many researchers have proposed and are proposing their integration, generally to obtain benefits in specific application scenarios [8,4,51]. In general, IoT can benefit from the virtually unlimited capabilities and resources of Cloud to compensate its technological constraints (e.g., storage, processing, communication).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Integration of Cloud computing and Internet of Things: A survey

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“…Finally, we close the paper with conclusion remarks (Sec. 8). Note that in our analysis the terms research challenge and open issue are used with different meanings.…”

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Integration of Cloud computing and Internet of Things: A survey

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“…From 2008, the number of papers dealing with cloud and IoT shows an increasing tendency. The characteristics of cloud and IoT are often complementary, which is the main reason why many researchers have proposed and are proposing their integration, generally to obtain benefits in specific application scenarios [4][2] [8]. 40 Meanwhile, many Internet application vendors,such as Microsoft, IBM, Google, Alibaba and Tencent have developed the cloud platforms which could support the IoT applications.…”

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PRTA: A Proxy Re-encryption based Trusted Authorization scheme for nodes on CloudIoT

Zhou

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Information Sciences

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In CloudIoT platform, the data is collected and shared by different nodes of Internet of Things(IoT), and data is processed and stored based on cloud servers.It has increased the abilities of IoT on information computation. Meanwhile, it also has enriched the resource in cloud and improved integration of the Internet and human world. All of this offer advantages as well as the new challenges of information security and privacy protection. As the energy limitation of the nodes in IoT, they are particularly vulnerable. It is much easier to hijack the nodes than to attack the data center for hackers. Thus, it is a crucial and urgent issue to realize the trusted update of authorization of nodes. When some nodes are hijacked, both of the behaviors to upload data to servers and to download information from servers should be forbidden. Otherwise, it might cause the serious damage to the sensitive data and privacy of servers. In order to solve this problem, we proposed a Proxy Re-encryption based Trusted Authorization scheme for nodes on CloudIoT(PRTA). PRTA is based on the proxy re-encryption (PRE), and the cloud server will play the roles of data storing and re-encrypting, which would reach the full potential of cloud computing and reduce the cost of nodes. The node's status is taken as one of the parameters for data re-encryption and it is under the authorization servers' control, which *Manuscript (including abstract) Click here to view linked References could ensure the security and reliability of the data and be beneficial for the privacy protection in CloudIoT. Also, the authorization servers are divided into the downloading and uploading kinds, which will make the application range much wider.

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“…IoT is operated by the advanced communication technologies and variety of devices, rather things incorporated in IoT are not only complex devices like mobile phones, instead it also includes dayto-day objects like clothing, furniture, landmarks, paper, monuments, work of art, etc [5], [6]. These things act as actuators or sensors, which are able to work together with each other to accomplish a goal.…”

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Towards Cloud of Things from Internet of Things

Vaishnavi¹,

Rahman²,

Ramalingam³

2018

IJET

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The techniques Internet of things (IoT) and Cloud Computing (CC) are becoming a part of our day-to-day life; where IoT connects a billion numbers of devices to share the information by communicating each other and CC grants convenient, on-demand scalable network access in order to utilize the computing resources and it facilitates dynamic data integration from diverse sources. Both techniques are having their own pros and cons. So, a novel paradigm called cloud of things (CoT) is modeled by integrating the both CC and IoT, which enables a large number of applications to get advantages of IoT as well as CC. This paper delivers the basics of the technologies, motivations to model the cloud of things and its benefits. Also, it discusses the implementation challenges.

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A Framework of Adaptive Interaction Support in Cloud-Based Internet of Things (IoT) Environment

Cited by 38 publications

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Integration of Cloud computing and Internet of Things: A survey

Integration of Cloud computing and Internet of Things: A survey

PRTA: A Proxy Re-encryption based Trusted Authorization scheme for nodes on CloudIoT

Towards Cloud of Things from Internet of Things

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