A Context-Aware Break Glass Access Control System for IoT Environments

Bael, Dries Van; Kalantari, Shirin; Put, Andreas; Decker, Bart De

doi:10.1109/iotsms52051.2020.9340209

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“…A formal definition of BGE is provided in [152]. Bael et al recently instantiated an emergency breakglass scheme for IoT environments [156]. We probably hear much more of BGE before long.…”

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Advanced encryption schemes in multi-tier heterogeneous internet of things: taxonomy, capabilities, and objectives

Alagheband

Mashatan

2022

J Supercomput

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is increasingly becoming widespread in different areas such as healthcare, transportation, and manufacturing. IoT networks comprise many diverse entities, including smart small devices for capturing sensitive information, which may be attainable targets for malicious parties. Thus security and privacy are of utmost importance. To protect the confidentiality of data handled by IoT devices, conventional cryptographic primitives have generally been used in various IoT security solutions. While these primitives provide just an acceptable level of security, they typically neither preserve privacy nor support advanced functionalities. Also, they overly count on trusted third parties because of some limitations by design. This multidisciplinary survey paper connects the dots and explains how some advanced cryptosystems can achieve ambitious goals. We begin by describing a multi-tiered heterogeneous IoT architecture that supports the cloud, edge, fog, and blockchain technologies and assumptions and capabilities for each layer. We then elucidate advanced encryption primitives, namely wildcarded, break-glass, proxy re-encryption, and registration-based encryption schemes, as well as IoT-friendly cryptographic accumulators. Our paper illustrates how they can augment the features mentioned above while simultaneously satisfying the architectural IoT requirements. We provide comparison tables and diverse IoT-based use cases for each advanced cryptosystem as well as a guideline for selecting the best one in different scenarios and depict how they can be integrated.

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“…A formal definition of BGE is provided in [152]. Bael et al recently instantiated an emergency breakglass scheme for IoT environments [156]. We probably hear much more of BGE before long.…”

Section: Rbe Outlinementioning

confidence: 99%

Advanced encryption schemes in multi-tier heterogeneous internet of things: taxonomy, capabilities, and objectives

Alagheband

Mashatan

2022

J Supercomput

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“…Van Bael et al. Van Bael et al. (2020) proposed a context-aware BtG access control framework for IoT environments.…”

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“…(2020) proposed a context-aware BtG access control framework for IoT environments. A key feature of Van Bael et al. (2020) is the ability to predict emergencies from contextual information generated by IoT sensors.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In our framework subjects do not need to explicitly ask for exceptional access permissions, since they gain access privileges granted by emergency policies as soon as emergency situations are detected, favoring a more efficient control of the protected data. In addition, none of the above-mentioned proposals were designed to work with MQTT based IoT ecosystems, and except for Van Bael et al. (2020) , none provide an emergency detection mechanism.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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