A brief review of attacks and mitigations on smartphone infrastructure

Setyawan, Rico; Rahayu, Allicia A.; Annisa, K. F. Nur; Amiruddin, Amiruddin

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/852/1/012141

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“…5G networks are going to be deployed or have already been deployed in many cities, which are underway to change our lives. As mentioned by Setyawan et al, the number of smartphone users will reach 5.9 billion in 2025 [5]. Arshad et al reported that the number of devices on Internet will gain over 100 billion in 2025 [6].…”

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Using 5G in Smart Cities: A Systematic Mapping Study

Chen¹,

Peng²,

Fu³

et al. 2022

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5G is the fifth generation wireless network, with a set of characteristics, such as high bandwidth and data rates, massive connectivity, broad coverage, and low latency. The scenarios of using 5G include enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), massive Machine Type Communications (mMTC), and ultra-Reliable and Low-Latency Communications (uRLLC). 5G is expected to support a wide variety of applications, such as city management, healthcare, transportation, agriculture, and energy management. In this paper, we conducted a systematic mapping study that covers the literature published between January 2012 and December 2019 regarding using 5G in smart cities. The scenarios, architecture, technologies, challenges, and lessons learned of using 5G in smart cities are summarized and further analyzed based on 32 selected studies, and the results are that: (1) The studies are distributed over 27 publication venues. 17 studies report results based on academic studies and 13 studies use demonstration or toy examples. Only 2 studies report using 5G in smart cities based on industrial studies. 16 studies include assumptions of 5G network design or smart city scenarios. (2) The most discussed smart city scenario is transportation, followed by public safety, healthcare, city tourism, entertainment, and education. (3) 28 studies propose and/or discuss the architecture of 5G-enabled smart cities, containing smart city architecture (treating 5G as a component), 5G network architecture in smart cities, and business architecture of using 5G in smart cities. (4) The most mentioned 5G-related technologies are radio access technologies, network slicing, and edge computing. (5) Challenges are mainly about complex context, challenging requirements, and network development of using 5G in smart cities. (6) Most of the lessons learned identified are benefits regarding 5G itself or the proposed 5G-related methods in smart cities. This work provides a reflection of the past eight years of the state of the art on using 5G in smart

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Using 5G in Smart Cities: A Systematic Mapping Study

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Peng²,

Fu³

et al. 2022

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“…3 In the era of IoT and 5G, smart cities that address the challenges of overpopulation and urbanization by real-time monitoring and controlling over the city will be more than a simple buzzword. Thus far, it is projected that the number of smartphone users will hit 5.9 billion by 2025, 4 and the number of devices on Internet will exceed 100 billion by 2025. 5 Hence, the 5G technology will provide excellent opportunities and driving force for the development of smart cities.…”

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Nanogenerators for smart cities in the era of 5G and Internet of Things

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Chen

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“…The increasing coverage of the 5G network is gradually changing the way we live and connect. According to Setyawan et al (2020), smartphone users will reach 5.9 billion by 2025. The smart city concept represents a vision of urban development that enables sustainable management of urban resources on the one hand and a higher quality of life for citizens through the advanced application of technology on the other.…”

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The Role of 5G and IoT in Smart Cities

2022

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Smart cities, one of the key application areas of 5G and IoT technologies, have at their core the goal of improving quality of life, creating collaborative solutions, and addressing resource constraints. Examples of some of the many services integrated into the network of a typical smart city are related to smart health, smart transportation, smart buildings, smart hotels, smart industry, smart universities, etc. The new era of wireless mobile telecommunication technology and the IoT ecosystem is driving the opportunities for smart cities to not only solve existing problems but also create new services and functionalities that are out of the box and invisible to the end user. The main objective of this paper is to explore the role of 5G and IoT in smart cities. The market environment, key business developments, and trends related to the key smart cities’ enablers, IoT and 5G, are presented. An in-depth literature review followed by a discussion is substantiated with synthesised research findings on the current development, 5G coverage, use and deployment of IoT in smart cities, and forecasting the evolution of its application in smart cities.

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A brief review of attacks and mitigations on smartphone infrastructure

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Using 5G in Smart Cities: A Systematic Mapping Study

Using 5G in Smart Cities: A Systematic Mapping Study

Nanogenerators for smart cities in the era of 5G and Internet of Things

The Role of 5G and IoT in Smart Cities

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