A Practical One-Time File Encryption Protocol for IoT Devices

Wei, Biao; Liao, Guohong; Li, Weijie; Gong, Zheng

doi:10.1109/cse-euc.2017.206

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“…Pirbhulal introduced a novel secure IoT-based smart home automation system utilizing a wireless sensor network [8]. Wei proposed an encryption protocol for practical IoT devices [10]. Moosavi introduced an authentication and authorization architecture for IoT-based healthcare using smart gateways [11].…”

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Secure IoT Deployment Checklist for Building Management System

Chan,

Yan,

et al. 2022

2022 IEEE 8th World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT)

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A building management system (BMS) enables the capability to control the infrastructure within a building. BMS can be considered a miniature industrial control system, which is much more common to reach and find by users. The legacy architecture of the BMS assumes every device has to be connected physically. Due to this reason, installing a new Internet of Things (IoT) system allows external connections to enable new security loopholes in the existing BMS. Moreover, potential cyber-attacks target the communication between the BMS and IoT devices.In this paper, we created a prototype setup of the BMS with IoT devices to study the deployment and how the system can be installed. We introduced a comprehensive deployment checklist to assess the security posture of IoT solutions, which specifically focused on the BMS system. This checklist is novel to the market as the existing works are mostly targeted to IoT but not fully applicable to BMS.

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Secure IoT Deployment Checklist for Building Management System

Chan,

Yan,

et al. 2022

2022 IEEE 8th World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT)

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“…The exponential growth of information technology has immensely influenced the daily routines of people in all sectors especially in the use of the services provided by the internet [1]. The interconnectivity of devices continues to grow; it is projected that by 2020 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet [2][3]. This interconnection of devices will result in the enormous amount of data being transferred: raising security and privacy challenges [4][5][6].…”

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File encryption based on reduced-round AES with revised round keys and key schedule

Reyes

Sison

Medina

2019

IJEECS

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The continuing advancement of technology had provided security issues in protecting the confidentiality of information. The need to protect unauthorized access of a third party is warranted. In this paper, the reduced-round modified AES with revised round keys and key schedule is proposed to ensure file confidentiality. The modifications to the AES cipher round was the reduction of the round iterations from 10 to 6, and additional key permutations were added in between states; while in the key schedule, additional byte substitution process was appended. Time and throughput were utilized to measure the performance of the application's encryption/decryption process; while the avalanche effect and randomness tests were used to measure the security of the modified AES algorithm. The results of evaluations have shown that the encryption and decryption time have improved by 1.27% and 1.21% respectively while the throughput has similarly improved by 1.29% and 3.19% for both encryption and decryption respectively. Whereas the avalanche effect of the modified AES was 50.06% which was more than the ideal value of 50% and it was also better than the standard AES which was 49.94% using the sample dataset. Finally, all the ciphertext outputs of the modified AES passed the randomness tests.

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Taxonomy of IoT Vulnerabilities

Bou‐Harb

Neshenko

2020

Cyber Threat Intelligence for the Internet of Things

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A Practical One-Time File Encryption Protocol for IoT Devices

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Secure IoT Deployment Checklist for Building Management System

Secure IoT Deployment Checklist for Building Management System

File encryption based on reduced-round AES with revised round keys and key schedule

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