Performance Analysis of Wireless Sensor Network by Varying Reporting Rate

Kothawade, Nikhil; Biradar, Amar; Kodmelwar, Ketan; Tambe, Kailas; Deshpande, Vinayak

doi:10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i26/91906

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“…Various stakeholders should be involved in upgrading the infrastructure security required for a remote healthcare service. Healthcare information is reliable, whereas the exchange of information over local network and wireless networks/cloud through internet to server should be secured [12,13].…”

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Optimal Confidential Mechanisms in Smart City Healthcare

Gopi¹,

Muthusamy²,

Suresh³

et al. 2022

Computers, Materials &Amp; Continua

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Smart City Healthcare (SHC 2 ) system is applied in monitoring the patient at home while it is also expected to react to their needs in a timely manner. The system also concedes the freedom of a patient. IoT is a part of this system and it helps in providing care to the patients. IoTbased healthcare devices are trustworthy since it almost certainly recognizes the potential intensifications at very early stage and alerts the patients and medical experts to such an extent that they are provided with immediate care. Existing methodologies exhibit few shortcomings in terms of computational complexity, cost and data security. Hence, the current research article examines SHC 2 security through Light Weight Cipher (LWC) with Optimal S-Box model in PRESENT cipher. This procedure aims at changing the sub bytes in which a single function is connected with several bytes' information to upgrade the security level through Swam optimization. The key contribution of this research article is the development of a secure healthcare model for smart city using SHC 2 security via LWC and Optimal S-Box models. The study used a nonlinear layer and single 4-bit S box for round configuration after verifying SHC 2 information, constrained by Mutual Authentication (MA). The security challenges, in healthcare information systems, emphasize the need for a methodology that immovably concretes the establishments. The methodology should act practically, be an effective healthcare framework that depends on solidarity and adapts to the developing threats. Healthcare service providers integrated the IoT applications and medical services to offer individuals, a seamless technology-supported healthcare service. The proposed SHC 2 was implemented to demonstrate its security levels in terms of time and access policies. The model was tested under different parameters such as encryption time, decryption time, access time and response time in minimum range. Then,

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confidence: 99%