EAAM: Energy-aware application management strategy for FPGA-based IoT-Cloud environments

Majumder, Atanu; Saha, Sangeet; Chakrabarti, Amlan

doi:10.1007/s11227-020-03240-y

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“…( 9), ( 10), ( 11) and (12), respectively. (7) ones = ones + 1 zeroes = zeroes even = even + 1 odd = odd (8) ones = ones zeroes = zeroes + 1 even = even odd = odd (9) AID = {∼ in} (10) AID = {in [7], ∼ in [6], in [5], ∼ in [4], in [3], ∼ in [2], in [1], ∼ in[0]} Similarly, the challenge, device nonce and server nonce are calculated by using the aforementioned process of DIES. The generated AID, challenge, device nonce and server nonce are used to establish the secure communications between the device and server communication.…”

Section: Data Inverting Encoding Schemementioning

confidence: 99%

“…IoT denotes the network of devices, machines, objects and other physical system that has the capacities of computing, embedded sensing and communication. This device supports the systems to sense and transmit the real-time data with the physical world [3,4]. The high intelligent facility provided by the IoT improves the human's daily lives.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A low-area design of two-factor authentication using DIES and SBI for IoT security

Sudha¹,

Rajendiran

Specht

et al. 2021

J Supercomput

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Internet of things (IoTs) is an integration of heterogeneous physical devices which are interconnected and communicated over the physical Internet. The design of secure, lightweight and an effective authentication protocol is required, because the information is transmitted among the remote user and numerous sensing devices over the IoT network. Recently, two-factor authentication (TFA) scheme is developed for providing the security among the IoT devices. But, the performances of the IoT network are affected due to the less memory storage and restricted resource of the IoT. In this paper, the integration of data inverting encoding scheme (DIES) and substitution-box-based inverter is proposed for providing the security using the random values of one-time alias identity, challenge, server nonce and device nonce. Here, the linearity of produced random values is decreased for each clock cycle based on the switching characteristics of the selection line in DIES. Moreover, the linear feedback shift register is used in the adaptive physically unclonable function (APUF) for generating the random response value. The APUF–DIES-IoT architecture is analyzed in terms of lookup table, flip flops, slices, frequency and delay. This APUF–DIES-IoT architecture is analyzed for different security and authentication performances. Two existing methods are considered to evaluate the APUF–DIES-IoT architecture such as TFA-PUF-IoT and TFA-APUF-IoT. The APUF–DIES-IoT architecture uses 36 flip flops at Virtex 6; it is less when compared to the TFA-PUF-IoT and TFA-APUF-IoT.

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A low-area design of two-factor authentication using DIES and SBI for IoT security

Sudha¹,

Rajendiran

Specht

et al. 2021

J Supercomput

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“…Realtime cloud applications can be visible in Internet of Things (IoT) where large scale of sensing and control activities are combined with the real-time data analytics [2]. In another example, real-time cloud service requests are widely used in "intelligent transport systems" [3]. In this scenario, data centers collect data from the road side cameras of fixed objects or obstacles and conduct real time analysis, transport of information is then relayed to the drivers.…”

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Energy-Aware Real-Time Tasks Processing for FPGA-Based Heterogeneous Cloud

Majumder

Saha

Chakrabarti

et al. 2022

IEEE Trans. Sustain. Comput.

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Cloud computing is becoming a popular model of computing. Due to the increasing complexity of the cloud service request, it often exploits heterogeneous architecture. Moreover, some service requests (SRs)/tasks exhibit real-time features, which are required to be handled within a specified duration. Along with the stipulated temporal management, the strategy should also be energy efficient, as energy consumption in cloud computing is challenging. In this paper, we have proposed a strategy, called "Efficient Resource Allocation of Service Request" (ERASER) for energy efficient allocation and scheduling of periodic real-time SRs on cloud platform. The cloud platform is consists of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) as Processing Elements (PEs) along with the General Purpose Processors (GPP). We have further proposed, an SR migration technique to reduce the tasks rejection by serving maximum SRs. Simulation based experimental results demonstrate that the proposed methodology is capable to achieve upto 90% resource utilization with only 26% SR rejection rate over different experimental scenarios. Comparison results with other state-of-the-art techniques reveal that the proposed strategy outperforms the existing technique with 17% reduction in SR rejection rate and 21% reduction in energy consumption. Further, the simulation outcomes have been validated on real FPGA test-bed based on Xilinx Zynq SoC with standard benchmark tasks.

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Design of a Schmitt-Trigger-Based 7T SRAM cell for variation resilient Low-Energy consumption and reliable internet of things applications

Abbasian

Gholipour

2021

AEU - International Journal of Electronics and Communications

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EAAM: Energy-aware application management strategy for FPGA-based IoT-Cloud environments

Cited by 4 publications

References 28 publications

A low-area design of two-factor authentication using DIES and SBI for IoT security

A low-area design of two-factor authentication using DIES and SBI for IoT security

Energy-Aware Real-Time Tasks Processing for FPGA-Based Heterogeneous Cloud

Design of a Schmitt-Trigger-Based 7T SRAM cell for variation resilient Low-Energy consumption and reliable internet of things applications

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