Privacy Issues in Social Web of Things

Shafik, Wasswa; Matinkhah, S. Mojtaba

doi:10.1109/icwr.2019.8765254

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“…Famous websites like PayPal, Myspace, Orkut (Google's social media platform), amazon, and TweetDeck (an application in Twitter) had been affected by hackers in the past [42]. It is possible to strengthen the security of the environment by applying security mechanisms such as authentication protocols, built resilient and well-tested code, manipulating encryption technology, or by putting security level checks on APIs [8]. The focus of that study was to find the privacy issues find the lightweight privacy solution that can be implemented in a heterogeneous environment.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The integration of WoT with wireless sensor networks provides the capabilities to connect real-life physical objects with a unified system. While integrating, serious issues raised over the access of individual information related to smart things and individual privacy [8]. The authors proposed that it is possible to strengthen the security of the environment by applying security instruments such as authentication protocols, built resilient and well-tested code, manipulating encryption technology, and by doing security level checks upon APIs.…”

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Web of Things: Security Challenges and Mechanisms

Sardar

Anees

2021

IEEE Access

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Web of things (WoT) is an improved and most promising infrastructure of the internet of things (IoT) which permits the smart things to not only integrate to the internet but also to the web. It allows the users to share and create content as well as provide capabilities for data aggregation and analysis through a network to become part of the World Wide Web (W3). Despite these advances, it has shown several security challenges that need to be addressed for the successful deployment of WoT on a commercially variable and large scale. In this paper, authors have analyzed the most noticeable security challenges related to WoT such as unauthorized access, eavesdropping, denial of service attack, tempering, and impersonating, through an analysis of already published empirical studies. Further, we have discussed some of the available mechanisms to overcome security related issues while taking into account the network size and mobility. Authors have used Threat analysis and attack modeling methods to inform the users about defensive measures and to prevent security threats from taking advantage of system flaws Authors have provided the necessary insight into how security can be improved by using certain existing mechanisms and algorithms. The findings of the study revealed that security mechanisms to secure WoT are still immature and future research is required to resolve these challenges. INDEX TERMS Web of things, internet of things, security challenges, security mechanisms, World Wide Web, security analysis, attack modelling I.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Web of Things: Security Challenges and Mechanisms

Sardar

Anees

2021

IEEE Access

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“…The information gained from 2G protection concerns have worked to shape stronger 3G network safety mechanisms. Main vulnerability problems in 2G networks have been addressed in 3G, like shorter key lengths and a fake attack by BS [46]. In addition, the security of 3G technologies and frameworks have been developed in such a manner that it is possible to expand them and improved them to counter novel challenges and gratify emerging service protection necessities.…”

Section: G Security and Risk Environmentmentioning

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Overview of 5G & Beyond Security

Shokoor

Shafik

Matinkhah

2022

EAI Endorsed Trans IoT

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Network security is a crucial concern when it comes to computation, concerns like threats can have high consequences, and critical information will be shared with unauthorized persons. This paper presents a detailed survey on Fifth Generation (5G) and security aspect. This is more predictable since the core technology; the synonymous approach is possible with Fifth Generation (5G) and Beyond Technologies though with limited access. Many incidents have shown that the possibility of a hacked wireless network, not just impacts privacy and security worries, but also hinders the diverse dynamics of the ecosystem. Security attacks have grown in frequency and severity throughout the near past, making detection mechanisms harder.

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“…The difference between LA and Q-learning is that the former technique neglects the memory of Q-values, but updates the action possibility straight to find the learning result. LA is a learning scheme with a rigorous proof of convergence [22].…”

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Knowledge Engineering on Internet of Things through Reinforcement Learning

Shafik¹,

Akabr²

2020

IJCA

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Reinforcement learning (RL) is a new research area practical in the internet of things (IoT) where it addresses a broad and relevant task through about making decisions. RL enables interaction of devices and with the environment through a probabilistic approach using the response from its own actions and experiences. RL permits the machine and software agent to attain its behavior constructed on feedback from the environment. The IoTs extends to devices to the internet like smart electronic devices that can network and interconnect with others over through connectivity of remote resources being supervised and meticulous. In this paper, we examine the main four RL techniques including Markov Decision Process (MDP), Learning Automata (LA), artificial neural network (ANN), Q-learning in relation to its applicability in IoT, challenges and link them to state of art solutions. This review provides a summarized analysis of RL techniques that researchers can use to identify current bottlenecks in IoT and suggest models that are in line with the move.

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Privacy Issues in Social Web of Things

Cited by 12 publications

References 14 publications

Web of Things: Security Challenges and Mechanisms

Web of Things: Security Challenges and Mechanisms

Overview of 5G & Beyond Security

Knowledge Engineering on Internet of Things through Reinforcement Learning

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