Secure communication for smart IoT objects: Protocol stacks, use cases and practical examples

Bonetto, Riccardo; Bui, Nicola; Lakkundi, Vishwas; Olivereau, Alexis; Serbanati, Alexandru; Rossi, Michele

doi:10.1109/wowmom.2012.6263790

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“…An interesting work described in [3] intends to secure the IoT devices. They propose an authentication mechanism based on shared key between constrained (Cd) and unconstrained (Ud) devices.…”

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A Lightweight Mutual Authentication Protocol for the IoT

Hammi

Livolant²,

Bellot

et al. 2017

Mobile and Wireless Technologies 2017

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Abstract. The Internet of Things enables the interconnection of smart physical and virtual objects, managed by highly developed technologies. WSN, is an essential part of this paradigm. The WSN uses smart, autonomous and usually limited capacity devices in order to sense and monitor industrial environments. However, if no authentication mechanism is deployed, this system can be accessible, used and controlled by non-authorized users. In this paper, we propose a robust WSN mutual authentication protocol. A real implementation of the protocol was realized on OCARI, one of the most interesting Wireless Sensor Network technologies. All nodes wanting to access the network should be authenticated at the MAC sub-layer of OCARI. This protocol is especially designed to be implemented on devices with low storage and computing capacities.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Lightweight Mutual Authentication Protocol for the IoT

Hammi

Livolant²,

Bellot

et al. 2017

Mobile and Wireless Technologies 2017

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“…A detailed survey on the working, implementation, advantages and disadvantages of IoT is depicted in [7]. [8] gives the complete view on secure communication for smart IoT Objects.…”

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IoT based Control and Management of Thermal Power Plants for Robust Operation

Harish¹,

Arunsenthil²,

Ashwin³

2017

Sixth International Conference on Advances in Computing, Electronics and Communication - ACEC 2017

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Abstract-In today's world, the requirement for power is increasing with waxing population. So, it is necessary to have the capability of producing uninterrupted power to all the consumers. Among the solutions available in today's global market, Inter-Networking is considered to be most effective in terms of cost and efficiency [1]. As we start looking into the epitome of automation it exists as one single structure which can be implemented for a limited number of tasks, in order to overcome such barrier, the concept of Internet of Things (IoT) is utilized. IoT gives a simple and optimum solution to complex system's complex challenges. Although there are several tiny units of automated processes, there is no proper centralized control unit which can act as a backbone to connect these individual automated units to reduce the complexity of the system [2]. Internet of Things (loT) is an extension of the current internet to provide communication, connection, and internetworking between various devices or physical objects. In this paper, a novel application of Internet of Things in the automation of thermal power plant through simulation using contemporary tools has been proposed.

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“…The idea is to take advantage of more powerful nodes in the neighborhood of a constrained node to carry heavy computations in a distributed way. Likewise, IKE session establishment delegation to a gateway have been proposed in (Bonetto et al, 2012). Furthermore, authors in (Freeman et al, 2007) introduced a delegation procedure that enables a client to delegate certificate validation to a trusted server.…”

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A New Distributed MIKEY Mode to Secure e-Health Applications

Abdmeziem

Tandjaoui

Romdhani

2016

Proceedings of the International Conference on Internet of Things and Big Data

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Abstract:Securing e-health applications in the context of Internet of Things (IoT) is challenging. Indeed, resources scarcity in such environment hinders the implementation of existing standard based protocols. Among these protocols, MIKEY (Multimedia Internet KEYing) aims at establishing security credentials between two communicating entities. However, the existing MIKEY modes fail to meet IoT specificities. In particular, the pre-shared key mode is energy efficient, but suffers from severe scalability issues. On the other hand, asymmetric modes such as the public key mode are scalable, but are highly resource consuming. To address this issue, we combine two previously proposed approaches to introduce a new distributed MIKEY mode. Indeed, relying on a cooperative approach, a set of third parties is used to discharge the constrained nodes from heavy computational operations. Doing so, the pre-shared mode is used in the constrained part of the network, while the public key mode is used in the unconstrained part of the network. Preliminary results show that our proposed mode is energy preserving whereas its security properties are kept safe.

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Secure communication for smart IoT objects: Protocol stacks, use cases and practical examples

Cited by 107 publications

References 16 publications

A Lightweight Mutual Authentication Protocol for the IoT

A Lightweight Mutual Authentication Protocol for the IoT

IoT based Control and Management of Thermal Power Plants for Robust Operation

A New Distributed MIKEY Mode to Secure e-Health Applications

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