PTO: A Trust Ontology for Pervasive Environments

Taherian, Mohsen; Jalili, Rasool; Amini, Morteza

doi:10.1109/waina.2008.39

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“…[37] outlined a trust model targeting sensors in pervasive environments using an ontology. Similarly, Taherian et al [38] constructed an ontology to model trust in a similar ecosystem. Through multiple works, [34,23] a simple trust ontology was defined with a common formal semantic to better de- scribe comparative analysis of distributed trust models that employ Bayesian approaches.…”

Section: A P-i: Trust Ontologymentioning

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Exploring Trust Modeling and Management Techniques in the Context of Distributed Wireless Networks: A Literature Review

Lenard,

Collen,

Benyahya

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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Section: A P-i: Trust Ontologymentioning

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Exploring Trust Modeling and Management Techniques in the Context of Distributed Wireless Networks: A Literature Review

Lenard,

Collen,

Benyahya

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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“…The trust model will also define formal requirements for models' validation. Trust ontologies have started to emerge, even with specializations in IoT domain (Taherian et al, 2008); most of the current interoperation between two devices, this capability needs to be assessed by the agent, prior to interoperation. Such assessment can take place by using interoperability maturity criteria and levels, formally defined in the Maturity assessment application ontology.…”

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Domain framework for implementation of open IoT ecosystems

Zdravković

Aubry

et al. 2017

International Journal of Production Research

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In this paper, we provide the overview of the scientific disciplines which could contribute to the resolution of the IoT implementation problem, namely requirements engineering, change management/continuous improvement, modelbased systems engineering, system architecture design, interoperability and policy and regulatory aspects. Then, we identify the challenges of these contributions in the context of IoT and finally, make an attempt to identify research directions which could have a significant impact. The discussion of the challenges and opportunities is illustrated by the proposed domain framework for implementation of open IoT ecosystems.

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“…Web Services Trust Ontology (WSTO) -that models the context of a trust-based interaction [9] and enables the participants to describe semantically their trust requirements. A computational trust model based on the ontology structure [5], considering the semantic relations among pervasive elements and especially among trust categories is proposed. A novel semantic service trust organization [11] that uses an ontological approach to model service trust is also proposed.…”

Section: Trust Ontologies In Literaturementioning

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“…The network infrastructure is dynamically changing, and the links are wireless with less capacity and more prone to errors. This is mainly because of that open environments lack a central control and users in them are not predetermined [5] [6] Adding trust to the existing security infrastructures would enhance the security of these environments.…”

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Ontological Engineering Approach towards Trust Oriented Security Framework for Adhoc Networks

Verma¹,

Gujral²

2012

IJCNC

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Conventionally, user authentication and access control mechanisms would be almost enough, to handle security for stand-alone computers and small networks. Ad hoc networks are illustrated by multi-hop wireless connectivity and recurrently changing network topology which have made them infrastructure less. Adding trust to the existing security infrastructures would improvise the security of these environments. Describing trust relations and their sub-components using ontologies, creates a methodology and mechanism in order to efficiently design and engineer trust networks. This is going to be used as a service for providing trust for ad hoc network at any level i.e. routing, authentication or access control. A trust oriented security framework for adhoc network using ontological engineering approach is proposed by modeling ad hoc network, the OLSR (Optimized Link State Routing) protocol and trust model as OWL (Ontology Web language) ontologies, which are integrated using Jena. In this model, a trustor can calculate its trust about trustee and use the calculated trust values to make decisions depending on the context of the application or interaction about granting or rejecting it. A number of experiments with a possible implementation of suggested framework are performed to make out the characteristics of the trust model and its effect on the ad hoc network operations.

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PTO: A Trust Ontology for Pervasive Environments

Cited by 15 publications

References 7 publications

Exploring Trust Modeling and Management Techniques in the Context of Distributed Wireless Networks: A Literature Review

Exploring Trust Modeling and Management Techniques in the Context of Distributed Wireless Networks: A Literature Review

Domain framework for implementation of open IoT ecosystems

Ontological Engineering Approach towards Trust Oriented Security Framework for Adhoc Networks

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