Simulator for testing hardware and software of the office system with RFID tags

Nowicki, Tadeusz; Chlebicki, Krzysztof; Pierzchała, Dariusz; Worwa, Kazimierz; Waszkowski, Robert

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201712502009

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“…Ready-to-use simulators allow researchers to verify new ideas in a virtual environment without the need to use any hardware. There are several dozen of currently available simulators [4], [5], [6], [7], [12]. In the vast majority cases the simulators focus on wireless communication aspects and resources management and are restricted to hardware platforms.…”

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“…This is of particular importance for systems deployed in restricted access administrative offices (military, government etc.) where the following IoT devices are implemented as RFID components [4]:…”

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“…Finally, the last component processes the information retrieved from tags it obtained via connection with reader. This type of framework system enables to recognize and record a series of events occurring in the office room [4], for instance:…”

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Simulator for analysis cyber threats to RFID based system

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The paper addresses the issues of attacks in cyberspace from the local perspective of computer network and IoT devices of RFID based office system. The rapid development in IT technology has constantly brought out revolutionary changes in the area of office services. The very promising technology for automatic identification is RFID that has changed the manual scenario of office tasks to computerized automated services. However, RFID based systems are vulnerable to various cyberattacks, from simple passive eavesdropping to well-known denial of service (DoS). One of the methods for the analysis of threats is computer modelling and simulation. M&S gives the possibility of quantitative and qualitative analysis as well as forecasting. As a part of the work, the original Java-based discrete simulation package has been developed. The simulation model and relevant software was implemented to simulate DoS attack on a protected server in restricted access administrative office. In contrast to most of existing simulation tools in the field of cyberspace, the simulation package has been designed to model and simulate heterogeneous devices which behaviours might be modified by programming Groovy/Python scripts.

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