Trust Management for IoT Security: Taxonomy and Future Research Directions

Ahmed, Kazi Istiaque; Tahir, Mohammad; Lau, Sian Lun

doi:10.1109/ains50155.2020.9315172

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“…The best node is decided based on the cost level, lifespan, and density level. It may be noted that selected nodes are checked for lifespan and density level at particular time intervals (Ahmed et al, 2020a). The authors evaluated it from several perspectives and found it optimal QoS rather than current studies.…”

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“…7.2 Shortage of plan to evaluate the trust of the network Due to there is a lot of ways to communicate between nodes and devices, such as p2p and several kinds of networks in the IoT, there are no unique schemes to evaluate the trust in this humongous network (Ahmed et al, 2020a).…”

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“…The crimes related to traffic monitoring and public places such as railways, etc 5. Attacks on devices with wireless connection and in a physical layer such as BluetoothTechnically, famous attacks are(Ahmed et al, 2020b):…”

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In recent years, the growth of internet-based technologies increased at a rapid pace. The development of technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) influenced the enormous increase in the use of data and internet services. IoT devices use different algorithms for facilitating connectivity between devices and control them. However, ensuring smooth connectivity using protocols across a shared medium of network resources is challenging. IoT ecosystems utilize several routing algorithms to deliver the best path/ route for network traffic to control cyber physical systems. These routing algorithms allow IoT networks to use network routes, thereby increasing network traffic mobility effectively. So, a comprehensive survey is needed, which paves the path for researchers. Specifically, this survey investigates and compares the routing solutions in the IoT environment from different perspectives than current surveys such as safety, flow control of data and other essential parameters in IoT physical and nonphysical systems.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%