Secure Inter-Domain Routing for Resisting Unknown Attacker in Internet-of-Things

Abstract

With an increasing adoption of Internet-of-Things (IoT) over massively connected device, there is a raising security concern. Review of existing security schemes in IoT shows that there is a significant trade-off due to non-adoption of interdomain routing scheme over larger domain of heterogeneous nodes in an Internet of Things (IoT) via gateway nodes. Hence, the purpose of the proposed study is to bridge this trade-off by adopting a new security scheme that works over an inter-domain routing without any apriori information of an attacker. The goal of the proposed framework is to identify the malicious intention of attacker by evaluating their increasing attention over different types of hop links information. Upon identification, the framework also aims for resisting attacker node to participate in IoT environment by advertising the counterfeited route information with a target of misleading the attackers promoting autonomous self-isolation. The study outcome shows proposed scheme is secure compared to existing scheme.