Security of IoT Devices

Buenrostro, Erick D.; Cyrus, Daniel; Le, Tra; Emamian, Vahid

doi:10.1080/23742917.2018.1474592

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“…Therefore, it is important to measure the security of these connections. According to Buenrostro et al (2018), transmitting data could give sensitive details about owner's health or religion, just as faulty provision of data confidentiality and integrity could also influence users' privacy as malicious parties can breach personal information without any authorization or consent (Biajain et al 2018;cited by Mikalef et al, 2019). There is a growing concern amongst customers over lack of privacy protection for their data by organizations' data collection methods, especially with respect to the use of tracking technologies, such as cookies and GPS trackers.…”

Section: Privacy Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The above examples highlighted the growing security challenges of internet of things on smart appliances from hardware and software cryptology to operating systems usage across different platforms, which require new regulatory frameworks to tackle (Buenrostro et al 2018).…”

Section: Privacy Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Fernando et al (2018) in their work focussed on IoT intrinsic vulnerability and their implications for the fundamental information security challenges in confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Similarly, Buenrostro et al (2019) and Buenrostro et al (2018) focussed on the social and ethical aspects of drone use and identified key areas of concerns connected with commercial drone use. The findings specifically contributes to the technology studies and media ethics research by providing insights into the state of public knowledge concerning commercial drones from ethical, privacy and legal perspectives.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Big data supply chain analytics: ethical, privacy and security challenges posed to business, industries and society

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This study conducted a comprehensive review of big data supply chain analytics (BDSCA). The paper explored the application of big data in supply chain management and its benefits for organisations and society. The paper also examined the ethical, security, privacy and operational challenges of big data techniques, as well as the potential reputational damages to businesses. The review outlined four principal facets, namely: Big data analytics, applications, ethics and privacy issues, and how organizations employed this emerging tool to anticipate and even predict the future and direct their operations. These principle facets are built across the multiple levels and unique conceptual standpoints indicated by 7 themes and 14 sub-themes. These themes were generated based on 120 articles (2005À2020) drawn mainly from leading academic journals. Overall, there is a considerable consensus across current literature that big data analytics extend far beyond just reinventing the supply chain. It has the potential to support more responsive next-generation of global companies who are operating in an increasingly challenging and uncertain environment.

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Section: Privacy Issuesmentioning

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“…With rise of this mammoth elevation in number, security has become burning issue and has grabbed a great deal of attention in last few years. Security is important from device to device as it deals with the end-to end communication between individual devices [12]. The strong security is the dire need of IoT due to the rapid rise in IoT devices and cyber-attacks [10].…”

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“…For hardware-based system, the security components are often not connected to the network to protect them from attacks. Updating these kinds of systems would require a technician to come to update them, or the system would need to be replaced [12]. Similarly, the Intrusion Detection System (IDS) designed for IoT does not support anomaly detection capabilities [78].…”

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Security Analysis of IoT Devices by Using Mobile Computing: A Systematic Literature Review

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Internet of Things (IoT) devices are operating in various domains like healthcare environment, smart cities, smart homes, transportation, and smart grid system. These devices transmit a bulk of data through various sensors, actuators, transceivers, or other wearable devices. Data in the IoT environment is susceptible to many threats, attacks, and risks. Therefore, a robust security mechanism is indispensable to cope with attacks, vulnerabilities, security, and privacy challenges related to IoT. In this research, a systematic literature review has been conducted to analyze the security of IoT devices and to provide the countermeasures in response to security problems and challenges by using mobile computing. A comprehensive and in-depth security analysis of IoT devices has been made in light of mobile computing, which is a novel approach. Mobile computing's technological infrastructures such as smartphones, services, policies, strategies, and applications are employed to tackle and mitigate these potential security threats. In this paper, the security challenges and problems of IoT devices are identified by a systematic literature review. Then, mobile computing has been used to address these challenges by providing potential security measures and solutions. Hardware and software-based solutions furnished by mobile computing towards the IoT security challenges have been elaborated. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first attempt to analyze the security issues and challenges of IoT in light of mobile computing and it will open a gateway towards future research. INDEX TERMS Internet of Things devices, Security, Mobile Computing, Mobile applications, Smartphone. I. Research Questions Keywords What are the security problems and challenges faced by IoT devices in the network? Inclusion Criteria Research papers published in English language were included Primary studies i.e. original research papers were selected Research papers, book chapters or magazines relevant to our main topic were selected Research papers ranges in years from 2011 to 2019 were included for the studies Exclusion Criteria Papers written other than English language are not included Papers did not answer research questions or did not define the topic properly were excluded Gray papers were excluded Elimination of duplicated papers Research papers with less than three pages were removed

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An advanced actor critic deep reinforcement learning technique for gamification of WiFi environment

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Choudhary,

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2023

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Security of IoT Devices

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

Big data supply chain analytics: ethical, privacy and security challenges posed to business, industries and society

Big data supply chain analytics: ethical, privacy and security challenges posed to business, industries and society

Security Analysis of IoT Devices by Using Mobile Computing: A Systematic Literature Review

An advanced actor critic deep reinforcement learning technique for gamification of WiFi environment

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