Cloud Computing for IoT

Tyagi, Himani; Kumar, Rajendra

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-37468-6_2

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“…On the other hand, the IoT is improving the cloud computing capacities of SMART cities. Because the performance of SMART cities is largely based on data analytics, the collection, processing and presentation of data for decision making -requires cloud computing in the processing and storage of information [109]. Therefore, while developing and least developed countries try to use SMART cities as tools in their urban development sustainable goals, appropriate consideration to develop the right ICT infrastructure must be put in place.…”

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Sustainable Urban development: An evaluation of the impact of IoT on sustainable development and energy management in SMART cities

Shenkoya

2023

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While there are many studies that focused on the technicality of the impact of the IoT on SMART cities, there is a paucity of extant literature that focus on clearly stating the impact of the integration of the IoT in SMART cities - to help policy makers, governments and civil society actors in the global south understand how this technology can be used to champion sustainable urban development, recognize the requirements for the adoption of the technology, grasp the institutional transformation needed, and determine the right policies that must be in place for the technology to succeed. This study bridged this gap by carrying out a systematic literature review with bibliometric analysis – using the PRISMA 2020 guideline - on the subject matter. Within this study 77 contributions were examined, and the results show that some of the benefits of IoT enabled SMART cities (IoTSMART Cities) are - green energy development, transmission, and management; the development of SMART grids that utilize green energy sources; an improvement in the performance of IoT enabled devices; a better integration of human – machine, machine – machine and human – human relationship; and the promotion of long-term sustainable development.

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Sustainable Urban development: An evaluation of the impact of IoT on sustainable development and energy management in SMART cities

Shenkoya

2023

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“…The cloud is on the network layer Figure 1. The data are collected by the perception layer and sent to the network layer, where the cloud services process the data and reform them to be useful for the users on the application layer [73].…”

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A Survey of Trust Management for Internet of Things

Konsta,

Lafuente,

Dragoni

2023

IEEE Access

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Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of devices that communicate with each other through the internet and provide intelligence to industry and people. These devices are running in potentially hostile environments, so the need for security is critical. Trust management aims to ensure the reliability of the network by assigning a trust value to every node, indicating its trust level. In this paper, we systematically review and analyze the current state of the art in trust management appraoches for IoT. We provide a classification into nine categories based on the tools, methods, and technologies used to form trust management techniques (collect information for trust formation, compute, and store the trust values). We also discuss the limitations and strengths of each category, as well as the open challenges and future research directions. We aim to help the reader understand the current challenges of the field, design a solid trust management system, and navigate through the literature.

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“…Attacker compromised nodes may also refuse connection requests from other devices and nodes on the network [26]. When DoS attacks are conducted en masse involving thousands of attacking nodes that produce erroneous data packets of generous size they become distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks [21], [27]. These large-scale attacks completely overcome the ability for the network to respond to genuine requests and consume memory.…”

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“…Flooding and routing attacks that occur in the network layer in turn result in DoS/DDoS type attacks. Owing to the identification of common DoS/DDoS type attacks in both the network [21], [26], [27] and software layers [22], [23], [28] the literature survey supports a reduction from eleven (11) individual to four (4) distinct common malicious attacks on the six (6) common security failures in the IoT ecosystem:…”

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A Survey Study of Common Security Failures and Mitigations for the Internet of Things (IoT)

Scott

2023

JTEC

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the world on almost a daily basis. There are tens of billions of things interconnected and that number is growing daily. Everywhere the IOT is present security is critical, especially in healthcare applications. Reported frequently are exploitations of security failings within the IoT. The exploitation of IoT security failures can result in dramatic consequences including loss of human life. This makes it essential to create a culture of awareness of the potential security failures within the IoT and their available mitigations. This article begins the engendering of that awareness. Presented is a simplified three-tier architecture of the IoT to serve as a lens to view the commonalities in the diverse IoT ecosystem. While there are multiple security weaknesses in the IoT ecosystem and numerous individual malicious attacks potentially exploiting them the viewpoint presented provides for the distillation of those into a common group that indicates a finite set of mitigation techniques. When applied these mitigations make the entire IoT ecosystem secure against the currently known exploitations.

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Cloud Computing for IoT

Cited by 13 publications

References 13 publications

Sustainable Urban development: An evaluation of the impact of IoT on sustainable development and energy management in SMART cities

Sustainable Urban development: An evaluation of the impact of IoT on sustainable development and energy management in SMART cities

A Survey of Trust Management for Internet of Things

A Survey Study of Common Security Failures and Mitigations for the Internet of Things (IoT)

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