Securing WirelessHART: Monitoring, Exploring and Detecting New Vulnerabilities

Raposo, Duarte; Rodrigues, André; Sinche, Soraya; Silva, Jorge Sá; Boavida, Fernando

doi:10.1109/nca.2018.8548060

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“…It is essential that management systems support a variety of communication technologies. For example, Bluetooth [16], Wifi [17], [18], LTE [19], LoRaWAN [20], Sigfox [21], NB-IoT [22], and Zigbee [23] are commonly used in IoT industrial environments. Additionally, the current trend is to integrate IoT with 5G systems [24].…”

Section: A Iiot Management Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The first study aims at detecting operation anomalies originated in firmware and hardware through parameters like high temperature, buffer overflow attacks, SPI faults, and undervoltage [32]. The second study explores vulnerabilities in WirelessHART, and uses the One-Class Support Vector Machines machine learning approach to detect attacks like jamming and collision [23]. Although these studies use a sound approach based on WSN and Industrial monitoring, there is still need to address new features and technologies in the vast spectrum of the requirements of industrial management based on IIoT.…”

Section: B Iiot Management Solutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Nevertheless, IIoT devices still pose challenges in terms of standardization, reliability, security, low power consumption, and IP-based operation. Some IEEE 802.15.4 technologies have been released over latter years, such as WirelessHART, ISA 100.11a, WIA-PA, and ZigBeePRO [23], but the construction industry requires communications technologies that can operate over long distances and support equipment mobility. So, IEEE 802.15.4based standards do not respond well to the requirements of off-road equipment used in the construction industry, as opposed to the requirements of indoor industrial facilities.…”

Section: A Industrial Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

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An IIoT-Based Approach to the Integrated Management of Machinery in the Construction Industry

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In recent years, considerable advances in connecting industrial equipment to the Internet allowed a higher level of operational efficiency, productivity, and automation. Nevertheless, the construction industry still presents challenging requirements, like long-distance wireless communication, interconnection of out-ofcoverage areas, constant mobility of machinery, and support for legacy and proprietary systems. All these requirements pose different challenges when compared with traditional smart factory Industry 4.0 solutions. This paper discusses some of the current key questions regarding fleet management in the construction industry, identifies requirements for heavy-duty machinery, and proposes an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)-based solution for the integrated monitoring of such machinery. Also, it proposes and presents an open, innovative solution for the integrated management of non-standardized civil construction vehicle technologies. The developed prototype uses the J1939 protocol to collect machinery status and Long-Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) to communicate the monitored data. The solution was assessed at the construction site of the new port of Sines in Portugal. A detailed description of the proposed system is provided, along with information on trials and evaluation results regarding its performance. Additionally, the paper provides insights into open issues and challenges in this field and how our solution can contribute to overcoming them.

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“…The security of the WirelessHART protocol strongly depends on the secrecy of these keys, especially the pre-configured join key, which is used for communication initialization. Furthermore, white listing is used to allow join keys, whereas the entire communication is managed by a ''Network Manager'' [76]. Also WirelessHART adjusted its security means to the required payload length.…”

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Safety Architecture Proposal for Low-Latency Sensor/Actuator Networks using IO-Link Wireless

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In the field of production automation, IO-Link Wireless (IOLW) offers energy-efficient and cost-effective solutions for networking wireless sensors and actuators close to the machines on the industrial shop-floor. In this paper, a concept is presented to enhance IOLW with security-for-safety and safety features in order to make safety critical systems in industrial environments with performance characteristics dedicated to demanding applications feasible. As data security is of paramount importance, security mechanisms already implemented in other wireless protocols are investigated and security-for-safety mechanisms for IOLW are introduced. Potential cryptographic algorithms are evaluated for IOLW with respect to energy consumption and timing. Taking performance parameters into account, which are crucial for industrial manufacturing processes, a safety protocol data unit (SPDU) is described and evaluated for different payload length and cycle times. Finally, an outlook towards the implementation of a demonstrator setup completes this work.

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Lightweight Cryptographic Techniques and Protocols for IoT

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2022

Internet of Things

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Securing WirelessHART: Monitoring, Exploring and Detecting New Vulnerabilities

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

An IIoT-Based Approach to the Integrated Management of Machinery in the Construction Industry

An IIoT-Based Approach to the Integrated Management of Machinery in the Construction Industry

Safety Architecture Proposal for Low-Latency Sensor/Actuator Networks using IO-Link Wireless

Lightweight Cryptographic Techniques and Protocols for IoT

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