5G Network Security for IoT Implementation: A Systematic Literature Review

Montaño-Blacio, Manuel; Briceño-Sarmiento, Johana; Pesántez-Bravo, Fernando

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-60467-7_3

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“…By using sinkhole, the attacker can prevent the server and other nodes to obtain correct data by misrounting legitimate packets and also by sending fabricated information. This attack can also be used to collect sensitive information from the network [76].…”

Section: Routing Attacksmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Most of the reviewed papers addressing recommendations presented secondary studies (e.g., [69,134]). Examples of general recommendations are listed below: Other recommendations include the usage of intrusion detection systems [6,20,36,[135][136][137], threat detection systems [65], early warning systems [138], anomaly detection systems [61], code clone detection [44], post-quantum cryptography [69], lightweight cryptography [37,68,134,139,140], temporary identity [141], authentication [4,7,9,49,52,70,79,108,142], authorization [78], blockchain [30,38,76,[143][144][145], perception layer security [10,146,147], covert timing channels [148], end-to-end security [149], key management [34], secure exchanging data [26], and frequent key update [150].…”

Section: Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Systematic Literature Review on 5G-IoT Security Aspects

Valadares,

Will,

Sobrinho

et al. 2023

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The 5G technology brings many benefits already known: large connection capacity, great transmission velocities, and low latencies with high reliability. One of its core services, the massive Machine Type Communication (mMTC), theoretically allows up to one million devices connected simultaneously in a square kilometer. As the Internet of Things (IoT) devices often have very restricted resources, hampering the adoption of robust security mechanisms, they can be targets for attackers aiming to explore vulnerabilities and gain access to the 5G infrastructure. Given this concern, it is essential to know existent vulnerabilities and possible threats and solutions related to 5G-IoT, the scenarios considering IoT devices connected to 5G infrastructures. For this reason, we carried out a systematic literature review, extracting and analyzing data from 142 selected papers from conferences and journals. As the main results, we present lists with known vulnerabilities, possible threats and solutions, and some recommendations.

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Section: Routing Attacksmentioning

confidence: 99%