Optimization of secure wireless communications for IoT networks in the presence of eavesdroppers

Haider, Sami Ahmed; Adil, Muhammad; Zhao, Minjian

doi:10.1016/j.comcom.2020.02.027

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“…• Most IoT networks adopt wireless protocols for communications (e.g. WiFi and Sigfox), where malicious actors could obtain confidential data by eavesdropping on the wireless channel [26]. • Most IoT devices are resource-constrained in terms of power, storage, computation, and memory.…”

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Security in the Internet of Things Application Layer: Requirements, Threats, and Solutions

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Communication systems and networks are evolving as an integral part of not only of our everyday life but also as a part of the industry, fundamental infrastructures, companies, etc. Current directions and concepts, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), promise enhanced quality of life, greater business opportunities, cost-effective manufacturing, and efficient operation management through ubiquitous connectivity and deployment of smart physical objects. IoT networks are able to collect, preprocess, and transmit a huge amount of data. A considerable portion of this data is security-and privacycritical data, which makes IoT networks a tempting option for attackers. Given that these networks deal with the actual aspects of our lives and fundamental infrastructures (e.g. smart grids), cybersecurity in such networks is crucial. The large scale of these networks and their unique characteristics and complexity bring further vulnerabilities. In this study we give an introduction to IoT, focusing on the IoT application layer, security requirements, threats, and countermeasures in this layer, and some of the open issues and future research lines.

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“…Not all internet apps need to support IPv6, in any case. Gateway has to move the IP address to IPv4 and conversely [44].…”

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A State of Art for Smart Gateways Issues and Modification

Abdulrahman

Zeebaree

Kak

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a collection of objects such as sensors, actuators, and processors, which interconnected within a specific network to perform a task collaboratively. The IoT is one of the prevalent technologies, which has developed dramatically in recent years. Its reputation derives from its relevance and role in employing things in the best way, starting with smartphones that opened new horizons in control technologies and later developing new ideas regarding cloud-computing services. A smart gateway plays an essential role in the IoT applications that responsible for enabling communication between the network layer and the ubiquitous sensors network layer. IoT gateways are methods that operate with influential data centers as a point of communication between lower-end users. IoT gateways connect the heterogeneous devices in use and carry out many tasks to accomplish the computing mission. This work searches how IoT gateway's function and how they interact. In particular, it lists interface issues related to IoT gateways. In this paper, we research IoT and Smart Gateways and address Smart Gateways problems and computing techniques to promote IoT programs' stable transition to the Smart Gateway.

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“…The security methods and protocols designed for IoT is interoperable and co-operative with the existing features of the devices and the service composition of the environment. [10][11][12][13] The existing method [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23] provides less security with high computational time, high delay, and high throughput. To overcome these limitations, the communication-aware adaptive key management (CAKM) is proposed for two levels of security at internet of things communication.…”

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“…The existing method 14‐23 provides less security with high computational time, high delay, and high throughput. To overcome these limitations, the communication‐aware adaptive key management (CAKM) is proposed for two levels of security at internet of things communication.…”

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A novel communication‐aware adaptive key management approach for ensuring security in IoT networks

Tamizhselvan

2022

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Internet of Things (IoT) encompasses heterogeneous communication devices and wireless technologies to provide ubiquitous access using end‐user devices. It operates on a common website for connecting versatile devices with seamless communication, data access and sharing. Communication through wireless medium requires enormous security features to protect both public and private data across different interconnected resources. Therefore, in this article, a communication‐aware adaptive key management (CAKM) is proposed to ensure two levels of security in IoT communication. The two‐levels of security include both device and message that is facilitated using certificate authority and key management. By exploiting the benefits of hyper elliptic curve cryptography (HECC), the communication‐aware adaptive key management ensures message authentication for the device requests. Initially, the device requests are classified on the basis of its service time and correlated to the time‐to‐live period of the certificate. The proposed method attains low computational time 10.9%, 30.2%, and 54.3%, high security level 10.9%, 30.2%, and 54.3%, high successful message rate 10.9%, 30.2%, and 54.3% and low key agreement time 10.9%, 30.2%, and 54.3% when compared to the three existing methods, such as bilateral generalization inhomogeneous short integer solution (Bi‐GISIS)‐based key management in IoT security (Bi‐GISIS‐IoT), hyper elliptic curve based public key cryptosystem in IoT security (HCCPK‐IoT) and enhanced symmetric key‐based authentication in IoT security (ESKA‐IoT). Finally, the proposed method provides an efficient security with low computational time.

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Optimization of secure wireless communications for IoT networks in the presence of eavesdroppers

Cited by 16 publications

References 44 publications

Security in the Internet of Things Application Layer: Requirements, Threats, and Solutions

Security in the Internet of Things Application Layer: Requirements, Threats, and Solutions

A State of Art for Smart Gateways Issues and Modification

A novel communication‐aware adaptive key management approach for ensuring security in IoT networks

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