VR training model for exploiting security in LPWAN

Liagkou, Vasiliki; Stylios, Chrysostomos; Salmas, Dimitrios

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2019.02.022

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“…Kun-Lin et al [10] designed a system that provides the security architecture for LoRaWANs with data encryption with AES encryption. Liagkou et al [11] built a model to develop secure LPWANs with virtual reality. Sung et al [12] created a secure location environment for IoT systems based on calculations with multiple sensors.…”

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Design and Testing of a Power Analyzer Monitor and Programming Device in Industries with a LoRA LPWAN Network

Sánchez-Sutil

Caño

2021

Electronics

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Electrical installations represent an important part of the industry. In this sense, knowing the state of the electrical installation in real time through the readings of the installed power analyzers is of vital importance. For this purpose, the RS485 bus can be used, which most electrical installations already have. An alternative to the bus wiring and its distance limitation is the use of low-power wide area networks (LPWAN). The long range (LoRa) protocol is ideal for industries due to its low-power consumption and coverage of up to 10 km. In this research, a device is developed to control all the reading and programming functions of a power analyzer and to integrate the device into the LoRa LPWAN network. The power analyzer monitor and programming device (PAMPD) is inexpensive and small enough to be installed in electrical panels, together with the power analyzer, without additional wiring. The information collected is available in the cloud in real time, allowing a multitude of analysis be run and optimization in real time. The results support high efficiency in information transmission with average information loss rate of 3% and a low average transmission time of 30 ms.

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Design and Testing of a Power Analyzer Monitor and Programming Device in Industries with a LoRA LPWAN Network

Sánchez-Sutil

Caño

2021

Electronics

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“…The EEPROMs are highly vulnerable to various attacks such as side-channel attacks. Addressing the issue of key storage, the authors in [ 95 ] explained that if the application server that holds all the secret key is compromised, the communication between the entire nodes in the network can be compromised. In order to ensure that secured communication within the networks is achieved, adequate security measures such as proper and fast encryption, authentication measures, tamper proofing, and secure elements (SEs) are some of the methods to be considered.…”

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A Survey on the Security of Low Power Wide Area Networks: Threats, Challenges, and Potential Solutions

Alimi

Ouahada

Abu‐Mahfouz

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Sensors

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Low power wide area network (LPWAN) is among the fastest growing networks in Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. Owing to varieties of outstanding features which include long range communication and low power consumption, LPWANs are fast becoming the most widely deployed connectivity standards in IoT domain. However, this promising network are exposed to various security and privacy threats and challenges. For reliable connectivity within networks, the security and privacy challenges need to be effectively addressed with proper mitigation protocol in place. In this paper, a comprehensive review on the security feature of LPWAN is presented. The paper mainly focuses on analyzing LPWAN’s key cybersecurity architecture and it present a significant emphasis on how the LPWAN is highly attractive to intruders and attackers. This paper aims at summarizing recent research works on key LPWAN security challenges such as replay attack, denial-of-service attack, worm hole attack, and eavesdropping attack, the effect of the attacks, and most importantly the various approaches proposed in the literature for the attacks’ mitigation. The paper concludes by highlighting major research gaps and future directions for the successful deployment of LPWAN.

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A Case Study of a Virtual Training Environment

Liagkou

Stylios

2019

Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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VR training model for exploiting security in LPWAN

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Design and Testing of a Power Analyzer Monitor and Programming Device in Industries with a LoRA LPWAN Network

Design and Testing of a Power Analyzer Monitor and Programming Device in Industries with a LoRA LPWAN Network

A Survey on the Security of Low Power Wide Area Networks: Threats, Challenges, and Potential Solutions

A Case Study of a Virtual Training Environment

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