Security Considerations for IoT in Smart Buildings

Krishnan, Silpa; Anjana, M.S.; Rao, Sethuraman N

doi:10.1109/iccic.2017.8524450

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“…There is a consensus that attacks with denial of service and eavesdropping are main threats (Ali et al 2019;Nurse et al 2016). Finally, some concepts take an in-depth look at the threats for a specific SH technology (e.g., RFID, Zigbee and Wi-Fi technologies in Krishnan et al 2017; Zigbee technology in Wongvises et al 2017).…”

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On the Identification, Evaluation and Treatment of Risks in Smart Homes: A Systematic Literature Review

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Wagner

Röschmann³

2021

Risks

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The emergence of smart technologies in homes comes with various services and functions for everyday life. While a smart home (SH) is associated with great potential in terms of comfort and risk treatment, it also introduces new and alters existing risks. Despite a growing number of academic studies on SH risks, research is fragmented with regard to its focus on certain disciplines and is still rather technology-focused. In this paper, we fill this gap by providing a comprehensive understanding of relevant risks through a systematic literature review. Following the guidelines of the PRISMA reporting protocol, we search 1196 academic and practitioners’ publications related to household risks or risk perceptions of SH users. A final set of 59 records results in three main themes. They include (1) a synthesis of pre-existing and emerging risks sketching the new risk landscape of SH households, (2) a discussion of the prevailing risk evaluation methods, and (3) a presentation of SH-related risk treatment options with a particular emphasis on insurance. We specify the influence of SH on risks and risk perception, and highlight the relevance of analyzing the interconnection of risks in complex systems, such as SH. Our review lays the basis for assessing SH risks and for enabling more comprehensive and effective risk management optimization.

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On the Identification, Evaluation and Treatment of Risks in Smart Homes: A Systematic Literature Review

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Wagner

Röschmann³

2021

Risks

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“…• Enhanced tenant profitability [62] • Energy efficiency [62] • Comfort and satisfaction [264] • Operational savings [62] • Electronic waste, privacy violations [259] • Slow connectivity, poor scalability [265] • Security issues, lack of trust [266,267] • Interoperability issues [266,268] Smart Healthcare…”

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A Review of IoT-Based Smart City Development and Management

Zaman,

Puryear,

Abdelwahed

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Smart Cities

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Smart city initiatives aim to enhance urban domains such as healthcare, transportation, energy, education, environment, and logistics by leveraging advanced information and communication technologies, particularly the Internet of Things (IoT). While IoT integration offers significant benefits, it also introduces unique challenges. This paper provides a comprehensive review of IoT-based management in smart cities. It includes a discussion of a generalized architecture for IoT in smart cities, evaluates various metrics to assess the success of smart city projects, explores standards pertinent to these initiatives, and delves into the challenges encountered in implementing smart cities. Furthermore, the paper examines real-world applications of IoT in urban management, highlighting their advantages, practical impacts, and associated challenges. The research methodology involves addressing six key questions to explore IoT architecture, impacts on efficiency and sustainability, insights from global examples, critical standards, success metrics, and major deployment challenges. These findings offer valuable guidance for practitioners and policymakers in developing effective and sustainable smart city initiatives. The study significantly contributes to academia by enhancing knowledge, offering practical insights, and highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary research for urban innovation and sustainability, guiding future initiatives towards more effective smart city solutions.

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“…According to them, security vulnerabilities in IoT devices are very dangerous and costly. They [22] introduced smart systems for securing IoT devices in a smart building environment monitoring system. Here, all the communication 2…”

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Enhancement of QoS in Internet of Things Wearable Devices Dependent on 5G Technology

Savithri¹,

Pradeepa

Prasad³

et al. 2023

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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In general, the malicious hackers can infiltrate tens of thousands or millions of insecure computers, disable infrastructure, shut down networks, and access personal information. The hackers use some security vulnerabilities in the network to steal and use the required data. And things like the buck they do with advanced technologies are constantly providing them with the data they need, not just once and no matter how protective the firewalls on the Internet are, there is still an increase in cybercrime. This was affected the Quality of Service (QoS) of a wearable device. In this paper, an improved QoS model was proposed to enhance the IoT smart systems. This algorithm was helpful to prevent the smart IoT device from the vulnerable hacking. This system was compared with the existing algorithms, and the results are displayed the below sections. The suggested method performs more than 96 percent of input entry authentication and about 3 percent of password cracking actions. The source code security management was then upgraded to 99.9%. Finally, the number of updating difficulties for various device entries was decreased by 0.02 percent, and the number of privacy breaches was reduced by up to 0.32 percent. Hence, the proposed method was more secured and free from cyber security issues.

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Security Considerations for IoT in Smart Buildings

Cited by 13 publications

References 9 publications

On the Identification, Evaluation and Treatment of Risks in Smart Homes: A Systematic Literature Review

On the Identification, Evaluation and Treatment of Risks in Smart Homes: A Systematic Literature Review

A Review of IoT-Based Smart City Development and Management

Enhancement of QoS in Internet of Things Wearable Devices Dependent on 5G Technology

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