A Novel Approach to IoT Security Based on Immunology

Liu, Caiming; Yan, Zhang; Zhang, Huaqiang

doi:10.1109/cis.2013.168

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“…Implementation of IEEE 802.15.4-compliant link layer security procedures is advised in [6] and a lightweight encryption/decryption method for ID authentication among nodes in sensor layer has been presented in [7]. Concepts from Artificial Immune System (AIS) have been imported to detect attacks on IoT and have used those concepts to develop an IoT intrusion detection system with dynamic defense [8], [9]. VIRTUS [10], a middleware solution for management of applications in IoT environments adopts open standards such as XMPP and OSGi.…”

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An experimental study of security and privacy risks with emerging household appliances

Notra

Siddiqi

Gharakheili

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security

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Abstract-Smart household appliances, ranging from lightbulbs and door-locks to power switches and smoke-alarms, are rapidly emerging in the marketplace, with predictions that over 2 billion devices will be installed within the next four years. However, security implementations vary widely across these devices, while privacy implications are unclear to users. In this paper we dissect the behavior of a few household devices, specifically the Phillips Hue light-bulb, the Belkin WeMo power switch, and the Nest smoke-alarm, and highlight the ease with which security and privacy can be compromised. We then propose a new solution to protect such devices by restricting access at the network-level. Our solution does not require changes from device manufacturers, reduces burden on the end-users, and allows security to be offered as an overlay service by the ISP or from a specialist provider in the cloud.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An experimental study of security and privacy risks with emerging household appliances

Notra

Siddiqi

Gharakheili

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security

151

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“…As result, there is a large number of malware entry points, which increases vulnerability. By applying a biological immunology approach, a scheme has been proposed based on a dynamic defense security mechanism to alleviate these security issues in an IoT architecture [28]. In [26], attempts were done to secure IoT communications by ensuring the security of IoT devices.…”

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Benefits and Challenges of Internet of Things for Telecommunication Networks

Ahmed¹

2019

Telecommunication Networks - Trends and Developments

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Recently, Internet of things (IoTs) has become the main issue in designing monitoring systems such as smart environments, smart cars, and smart wearable devices. IoTs has transformed the life of people to be more adaptable and intelligent. For example, in a healthcare monitoring system, using smart devices will improve the performance of doctors, nurses, patients, and the healthcare industry. The IoTs revolution is known as the fourth industrial revolution and would change the way humans interact with machines and lead the way to a high-technology machine-to-machine interaction. In fact, almost every device around us would be connected to Internet, collecting and exchanging data with other devices on the cloud. In this chapter, we will introduce the benefits of IoTs on telecommunication networks and its challenges to give a complete overview for researchers to know how to improve our life and society by building smart IoTs systems.

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“…Our ongoing efforts revolve around 4 research pillars: formalizing norms and commitments, studying the synergy between business and social norms/commitments, monitoring commitments so that violations are detected promptly and penalties to these violations are taken, and developing a proof‐of‐concept with respect to a certain case study. In conjunction with these ongoing efforts, we would like to examine thing mutation so that things remain competitive/attractive, responsive, and in business. Mutation would lead to things that would bind and/or unbind capabilities on the fly (and as they see fit).…”

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Software agents meet internet of things

Maamar

Faci

Kallel

et al. 2018

Internet Technology Letters

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The last few years have seen a rapid democratization of things to the extent that they have become omnipresent in our surroundings and daily lives. Many buzzwords like smart cities, smart homes, and smart wrists exemplify thing democratization. Unfortunately, Internet of Things (IoT) adoption is slowing down due to first, the nature of things being usually “passive” and second, the multiplicity of things' development tools and communication standards. Both are impacting the quality of IoT applications and undermining the capabilities that these applications could offer to users. In this position paper, we discuss the “agentification” of things, using norms and commitments, as a means to address their passive nature. At the conceptual level, norms ensure that things operate in accordance to users' best interests. Also, at the operational level, commitments ensure that things will not deviate from the prescribed norms and hence, avoid violations that could lead to penalties. An architecture supporting thing agentification along with some ongoing efforts are discussed in this paper.

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A Novel Approach to IoT Security Based on Immunology

Cited by 38 publications

References 11 publications

An experimental study of security and privacy risks with emerging household appliances

An experimental study of security and privacy risks with emerging household appliances

Benefits and Challenges of Internet of Things for Telecommunication Networks

Software agents meet internet of things

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