IoT implementation using secure communication protocols
K.N., Shamsi, . 2017
The Internet of Things (IoT) integrates a large number of physical objects that are uniquely identified, ubiquitously interconnected and accessible through the Internet. IoT aims to transform any object in the real-world into a computing device that has sensing, communication and control capabilities. There is a growing number of IoT devices and applications and this leads to an increase in the number and complexity of malicious attacks. It is important to protect IoT systems against malicious attacks, especially to prevent attackers from obtaining control over the devices. The common standard Internet security protocols are recognized as unsuitable in these type of networks, particularly due to some classes of IoT devices with constrained resources. This research discusses the applicability and limitations of existing IP-based Internet security protocols and other security protocols used in wireless sensor networks, which are potentially suitable in the context of IoT. The analysis of these protocols is discussed based on a classification focusing on the key distribution mechanism.
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