Analysis of Security Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks

Turakulovich, Khudoykulov Zarif; Tokhirovich, Shirinov Laziz

doi:10.1109/icisct47635.2019.9012015

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“…Turakulovich et al [22] describe common communication layer attacks and specific security protocols for different communication technologies used in WSN. The paper compares the energy consumption of protocols to the number of mitigated threats.…”

Section: Extant Iot For Logistics Threat Models and Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Threat Modeling for Communication Security of IoT-Enabled Digital Logistics

Junejo,

Breza,

McCann

2023

Sensors

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The modernization of logistics through the use of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) Internet of Things (IoT) devices promises great efficiencies. Sensor devices can provide real-time or near real-time condition monitoring and location tracking of assets during the shipping process, helping to detect delays, prevent loss, and stop fraud. However, the integration of low-cost WSN/IoT systems into a pre-existing industry should first consider security within the context of the application environment. In the case of logistics, the sensors are mobile, unreachable during the deployment, and accessible in potentially uncontrolled environments. The risks to the sensors include physical damage, either malicious/intentional or unintentional due to accident or the environment, or physical attack on a sensor, or remote communication attack. The easiest attack against any sensor is against its communication. The use of IoT sensors for logistics involves the deployment conditions of mobility, inaccesibility, and uncontrolled environments. Any threat analysis needs to take these factors into consideration. This paper presents a threat model focused on an IoT-enabled asset tracking/monitoring system for smart logistics. A review of the current literature shows that no current IoT threat model highlights logistics-specific IoT security threats for the shipping of critical assets. A general tracking/monitoring system architecture is presented that describes the roles of the components. A logistics-specific threat model that considers the operational challenges of sensors used in logistics, both malicious and non-malicious threats, is then given. The threat model categorizes each threat and suggests a potential countermeasure.

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Section: Extant Iot For Logistics Threat Models and Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%