Security as well as energy efficiency is one of the most inevitable and challenging problems when it comes it large scale network deployment like INternet-of-Things (IoT). After reviewing existing research work on IoT, it was found that there are discrete set of solution for security as well as for energy. However, there is little research work that has jointly investigated both the problems with respect to IoT. Apart from this, there are also various form of attacks that cost energy of sensors that constitutes core physical devices in IoT. Therefore, these manuscripts present a novel idea for identifying and resisting the security breach within an IoT system ensuring energy efficiency too. Harnessing the modelling capability of game-theory, the proposed system offers a joint solution towards these problems. The simulated outcome of the study is found to offer balance performance for better energy efficiency and robust threat mitigation capability when compared with existing approaches.
With the growing demands of system automation, technology integration, and non-human intervention technique, Internet-of-Things (IoT) has evolved as a boon and value-added services over pervasive computing. IoT comprises a highly complex system that integrates ubiquitous computing with lowpowered data capturing devices via a gateway. Along with various forms of unimaginable advantages, IoT is also associated with a huge list of ongoing problems. The prime objective of the paper is to gauge the effectiveness of existing works of literature being carried out towards mitigating the issues of IoT. The paper illustrates the most frequently explored research topic and less regularly explored topic in IoT for providing a true picture of existing research trends. The paper also idealizes some of the research gaps that have been extracted after reviewing the existing literature.
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