Cloud of Things (CoT) integration challenges

Edara, Deepak Chowdary; Yakobu, D.

doi:10.1109/iccic.2016.7919553

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“…The vision of the Internet of Things is to connect each object which possesses communication, computing, and sensing capabilities, to the Internet [35]. The first layer as demonstrated in figure 2 is the things layer which holds a diverse range of devices; from Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags, cars, sensor nodes, and even shoes.…”

Section: A the Physical Layermentioning

confidence: 99%

International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

Al-Rousan

Abualese

Al-Shargabi

2019

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The idea of using the Cloud of Things is becoming more critical for e-government, as it is considered to be a useful mechanism of facilitating the government's work. The most important benefit of using the Cloud of Things concept is the increased productivity that the e-governments would achieve; which eventually would lead to significant cost savings; which in turn would have a highly anticipated future impact on egovernments. E-government's diversity goals face many challenges; trust is one of the major challenges that it is facing when deploying the Cloud of Things. In this study, a new trust framework is proposed which supports trust with the Internet of Things devices interconnected to the cloud; to support the services that are provided by e-government to be delivered in a trusted manner. The proposed framework has been applied to a use case study to ensure its trustworthiness in a real mission. The results show that the proposed trust framework is useful to ensure achieving a trusted environment for the Cloud of Things for it to continue providing and gathering the data needed for the services that are offered by users through E-government.

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International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

Al-Rousan

Abualese

Al-Shargabi

2019

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“…And the last is an interface of the web by which users can keep resources in the cloud and even can retrieve the services that are required [3]. These services are mainly classified as software as a service (SaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS), Application as a service (AaaS), and Platform as a service (PaaS), Communication as a service, Network as a service and Database as a service [4]. In the cloud, these services will be deployed through private, public, and hybrid models [5].…”

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A Crypto Scheme Using Data Obfuscation of Entity Detection and Replacement for Private Cloud

Dasari¹,

Kalluri²,

Dondeti³

2020

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Cloud has been rising, renown, and extremely demanding innovation now a day. Cloud has wide ubiquity with its advanced features, like web access, more stockpiling, easy setup, programmed refreshes, low cost, and resource provisioning on a rent basis. Disregarding many advantages, security is viewed as increasingly significant and drew the consideration of numerous researchers. The information storage is drastically increasing, and there are many occasions that cloud doesn't ensure that data/information that has been placed in the cloud is secured from unauthorized access. Many experts are attempting to guarantee data security in the cloud, yet tragically they don't give satisfactory results. Hence we attempted to propose an effective crypto-scheme with obfuscation and cryptography for unstructured information. The scheme attempts to safeguard the secrecy of information at two phases. In the first phase, it obfuscates the file by supplanting the keywords (obfuscation), and at the subsequent phase, the obfuscated file is encoded by using the conventional RSA (Rivest Shamir Adleman) encryption algorithm for high security. Investigation results show that the proposed mechanism yields great outcomes.

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