Blockchain technology for security issues and challenges in IoT

Kumar, Nallapaneni Manoj; Mallick, Pradeep Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2018.05.140

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“…Other works highlighted the benefits from the union between Blockchain and IoT. In addition, the works of Kumar and Mallick and Panarello et al discussed the challenges of IoT networks and its integration with the Blockchain. Panarello et al also constructed a systematic survey, where they categorized a wide range of works in application domains, usage domains and development level.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

ControlChain: A new stage on the IoT access control authorization

Pinno

Grégio

Bona

2019

Concurrency and Computation

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The IoT is changing the way we interact with the world. Very soon, almost all of our daily tasks will be made through self intelligent systems embedded in devices scattered all around us. Their mission is to turn our cities, transportation systems, buildings, homes, and bodies in smart environments. These environments will bring us more comfort, improve our performance, increase our profits, and take away time-consuming tasks. However, besides its great benefits, the IoT is also a big source of concerns, mainly because a good part of its devices will handle private and confidential information. Recently, cases of successful IoT invasions only worsen this scenario and show us that the today's adopted access control systems need to be replaced by more efficiently and secure ones. To overcome these access control problems, in this work, we present the ControlChain. The ControlChain is an access control authorization architecture that is heavily based on Blockchain technology. We also demonstrate the viability of the ControlChain through the E-ControlChain, a proof-of-concept developed to run over the Ethereum network.Our proposals follows the IoT tendency requirements and are user-transparent, user-friendly, fully decentralized, scalable, fault tolerant, and compatible with a wide range of today's access control models already used in the IoT. Finally, we also make a cost and a performance analysis of E-ControlChain, using a Raspberry Pi as an IoT device.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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ControlChain: A new stage on the IoT access control authorization

Pinno

Grégio

Bona

2019

Concurrency and Computation

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“…As pointed out in the work of Kumar and Mallick, 21 the blockchain technology can be fruitfully employed in this context to securely bind public keys to the identity of their owners. Recent works in this direction are those of Singla and Bertino 22 and Lei et al 23 However, if on the one hand these approaches remove the overheads due to certificate validation, on the other hand they introduce overheads for blockchain management operations and do not address issues related to other burdensome security tasks, like the ones detailed in the following section.…”

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confidence: 99%

PKIoT: A public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things

Marino

Moiso

Petracca

2019

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Internet of Things (IoT) nodes participating in the implementation of next‐generation IoT applications will need standard methods to authenticate each other and secure their communications. However, the use of certificates and public key infrastructure (PKI) technologies, widely employed in the Internet, is not straightforward in this context because of the limitations of the involved entities. This paper presents the public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things (PKIoT) architecture, a solution which aims at enabling certificate‐based authentication in the forthcoming IoT scenarios by allowing the flexible outsourcing of the most demanding security‐related tasks and by introducing a new type of compact certificate. This paper also highlights the role that this architecture can play in the context of the oneM2 M security framework in enabling standard secure machine‐2‐machine interactions. In conclusion, this paper reports the results of the conducted experiments, which show the effectiveness of the proposed approach in reducing the execution time and the energy consumption of certificate‐based session establishment for Datagram Transport Layer Security up to 78% and 89% respectively, fostering this way standard and secure IoT transactions.

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“…While considering an open blockchain based framework, any individual approaches the private key of a given client, which empowers him/her to "sign" exchanges on general society record, will viably turn into that client, in light of the fact that most present frameworks don't give multifaceted confirmation. Additionally, loss of a record's private keys can prompt finish loss of assets, or information, controlled by this record; this hazard ought to be altogether evaluated [3].…”

Section: Credential Securitymentioning

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A Review on IOT and Block Chain: Security and Challenges

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2018

J Inform Tech Softw Eng

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a biological system of regularly expanding multifaceted nature; it's the following flood of development that will adapt each question in our life, and it is the following dimension of robotization for each protest we use. IoT is bringing an ever increasing number of things into the computerized overlay each day, which will probably make IoT a multi-trillion-dollar industry sooner rather than later. To comprehend the size of enthusiasm for the web of things (IoT), simply check what number of meetings, articles and studies have been led about IoT as of late. This intrigue has hit fever contribute point 2016 the same number of organizations see huge chance and trust that IoT holds the guarantee to extend and enhance organizations forms and quicken development. Nonetheless, the quick advancement of the IoT advertise has caused a blast in the number and assortment of IoT arrangements, which made genuine difficulties as the business develops, mostly, the earnest requirement for a safe IoT model to perform basic assignments, for example, detecting, preparing, stockpiling, and conveying. Building up that model will never be a simple errand by any stretch of the creative ability, there are numerous obstacles and difficulties confronting a genuine secure IoT demonstrate. The greatest test confronting IoT security is originating from the plain design of the current IoT environment; it's everything dependent on a brought together model known as the server/client display. All gadgets are distinguished, validated and associated through cloud servers that help enormous handling and capacity limits. The association between gadgets should experience the cloud, regardless of whether they happen to be a couple of feet separated. While this model has associated registering gadgets for quite a long time and will keep on supporting today IoT systems, it won't have the capacity to react to the developing needs of the enormous IoT biological systems of tomorrow.

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Blockchain technology for security issues and challenges in IoT

Cited by 280 publications

References 8 publications

ControlChain: A new stage on the IoT access control authorization

ControlChain: A new stage on the IoT access control authorization

PKIoT: A public key infrastructure for the Internet of Things

A Review on IOT and Block Chain: Security and Challenges

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