Hardware Support Procedures for Asymmetric Authentication of the Internet of Things

Klimushyn, Petro; Solianyk, Tetiana; Mozhaiev, Oleksandr; Nosov, V. V.; Kolisnyk, Tetiana; Yanov, Vasily

doi:10.30837/itssi.2021.18.031

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“…Chips use. That may be implicit, when it utilizes material physical characteristics to enhance authentication, such as physical unclonable functions [71]-[76], or explicit, where it utilizes chips that save and treat keys utilized for authentication.…”

Section: Taxonomy Of Iot Authentication Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Exhaustive Survey on Authentication Classes in the IoT Environments

Dargaoui,

Azrour,

El Allaoui

et al. 2024

IJEEI

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In today's world, devices are interconnected across various fields, ranging from intelligent buildings and smart cities to Industry 4.0 and smart healthcare. IoT security is still the biggest obstacle to deployment despite the exponential growth of IoT usage in our world. The principal objective of IoT security is to warrant the accessibility of services offered by an IoT environment, protect privacy, and confidentiality, and ensure the safety of IoT users, infrastructures, data, and devices. Authentication has become a top priority for everyone because it is the first line of defense against security threats and can allow or prevent users from accessing resources according to their legitimacy. Consequently, studying and researching authentication issues within IoT is extremely important. Our paper provides a comparative study of current IoT security research; it analyzes recent authentication protocols from 2018 to 2024. This survey's goal is to provide an IoT security research summary, the biggest susceptibilities, and attacks, the appropriate technologies, and the most used simulators.

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Section: Taxonomy Of Iot Authentication Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Exhaustive Survey on Authentication Classes in the IoT Environments

Dargaoui,

Azrour,

El Allaoui

et al. 2024

IJEEI

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“…In addition, Malamas, Dasaklis, Voutsinas, and Kotzanikolaou [6,7], [8,9] have explored the integration of blockchain architecture as a service layer into existing ERP systems, improving access control and data integrity to enhance interoperability between supply chain stakeholders. This proposal reflects the growing trend of using distributed ledger technologies to ensure data integrity and trust in IoT ecosystems, addressing issues related to data tampering and unauthorized access.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study of the method of controlling the compatibility of Internet of Things devices based on the MQTT application layer protocol

Timenko,

Shkarupylo,

Kulykovska

et al. 2024

HAIT

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Amid the rapid development of the Internet of Things and its impact on various areas of life, ensuring compatibility between different system components is becoming an urgent task. This is especially important in the context of developing and integrating Internet of Things systems with a high level of diversity and dynamism. In this article, we consider the problem of interoperability of Internet of Things components, focusing on application layer protocols that are key to ensuring intercomponent interaction. The main purpose of the article is to develop and validate a model that will optimize the processes of interaction between system components, taking into account the specifics of protocols. The model is based on the use of temporal action logic, which provides formal verification of interactions between components and allows identifying potential compatibility problems at the early stages of development. The developed model has been tested using a software simulator that allows simulating various scenarios of interaction in the Internet of Things network. The experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed methodology in increasing the level of interoperability between system components, which in turn reduces the risks of data loss and ensures the stability of Internet of Things systems. Due to the in-depth analysis and development of specialized methods and tools, this study makes a significant contribution to the development of theoretical and practical aspects of interoperability. However, to further improve the accuracy and versatility of the model, additional empirical studies with a larger data set are recommended.

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“…Let us introduce some conventions and mathematical relations, which, by analogy with the broadband digital communication systems discussed above, will allow us to study the features of construction and information exchange in a steganosystem [11][12][13].…”

Section: Direct Spectrum Expansion In Steganographymentioning

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Steganographic method of acoustic information protection in critical applications systems

Mozhaiev,

Gnusov,

Manzhai

et al. 2023

ITSSI

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The subject of the study is the process of protecting acoustic information in critical computer systems to ensure the required level of system security. The purpose of the article is to study the method of protecting acoustic information in critical computer systems by means of masking to ensure the impossibility of unauthorized access to the system. The paper outlines the following tasks: to analyze the software and hardware masking of speech; to study the masking of speech messages in order to introduce unrecognizability; to consider the features of speech message compression; to investigate methods of covert transmission of acoustic information. The results of the work, which were obtained using mathematical methods of information transformation in computer systems, are potentially possible methods of masking speech messages to ensure the impossibility of unauthorized access to the system. The analysis of the functioning of the proposed methods made it possible to formulate specific conclusions. The research has shown that the use of direct expansion of the spectrum of discrete signals for steganographic purposes helps to covertly embed information messages in still images. The task of extracting a message on the receiving side of a steganography system is equivalent to the task of detecting information from a mixture of a useful signal and an interference in a broadband communication system. The research revealed certain disadvantages of steganographic systems with an expanded spectrum of discrete signals: the probability of correct extraction of embedded data depends on the amount of distortion introduced, which depends on the provided bandwidth of the steganographic channel. Further research is desirable to analyze the possible use of methods for synthesizing large ensembles of quasi-orthogonal discrete signals with improved ensemble, structural, and correlation properties to ensure higher security of acoustic channels in computer systems for critical applications.

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Hardware Support Procedures for Asymmetric Authentication of the Internet of Things

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

An Exhaustive Survey on Authentication Classes in the IoT Environments

An Exhaustive Survey on Authentication Classes in the IoT Environments

Study of the method of controlling the compatibility of Internet of Things devices based on the MQTT application layer protocol

Steganographic method of acoustic information protection in critical applications systems

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