A hybrid architecture for resolving Cryptographic issues in internet of things (IoT), Employing Quantum computing supremacy

Shamshad, Shuhab; Riaz, Farina; Riaz, Rabia; Rizvi, Sanam Shahla; Abdulla, Shahab

doi:10.1109/ictc52510.2021.9621208

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“…Numerous security issues exist in IoT devices, threatening the devices, users, and network security. The current classical architecture of the Internet of Things offers no provision for identifying an eavesdropper in the communications channel [ 38 ]. The flaw may not be discovered until later, at which point a significant quantity of data may have been communicated to any malevolent actor.…”

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An Enhanced Architecture to Resolve Public-Key Cryptographic Issues in the Internet of Things (IoT), Employing Quantum Computing Supremacy

Shamshad

Riaz

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Sensors

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The Internet of Things (IoT) strongly influences the world economy; this emphasizes the importance of securing all four aspects of the IoT model: sensors, networks, cloud, and applications. Considering the significant value of public-key cryptography threats on IoT system confidentiality, it is vital to secure it. One of the potential candidates to assist in securing public key cryptography in IoT is quantum computing. Although the notion of IoT and quantum computing convergence is not new, it has been referenced in various works of literature and covered by many scholars. Quantum computing eliminates most of the challenges in IoT. This research provides a comprehensive introduction to the Internet of Things and quantum computing before moving on to public-key cryptography difficulties that may be encountered across the convergence of quantum computing and IoT. An enhanced architecture is then proposed for resolving these public-key cryptography challenges using SimuloQron to implement the BB84 protocol for quantum key distribution (QKD) and one-time pad (OTP). The proposed model prevents eavesdroppers from performing destructive operations in the communication channel and cyber side by preserving its state and protecting the public key using quantum cryptography and the BB84 protocol. A modified version is introduced for this IoT situation. A traditional cryptographic mechanism called “one-time pad” (OTP) is employed in hybrid management.

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An Enhanced Architecture to Resolve Public-Key Cryptographic Issues in the Internet of Things (IoT), Employing Quantum Computing Supremacy

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Riaz

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Quantum Cryptography for Secured Iot Devices

Gundu,

Panem,

Jayaram

2023

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Quantum Computing for IoT Security

Tripathy,

Goel,

Guha

2024

Practice, Progress, and Proficiency in Sustainability

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As we approach Web 4.0, which relates to the uprising of internet of things (IoT)-enabled smart manufacturing devices that serve as data generator devices for companies, the responsibility of managing and securing this data is an overhead. Since the data can contain sensitive information, it is vulnerable to cyber-attacks. As advanced encryption-decryption cryptography algorithms are deficient to handle the situation, the uprising of quantum computing is making today's security mechanisms imperiled. Therefore, a quantum wall (QW) needs to be deployed for key generation which can resist potential attacks. Quantum-inspired IoT (QIoT) implies harnessing power imparted by quantum computing (QC) to secure IoT applications. It promises secure management of data throughout its life cycle. This chapter summarizes the recent relevant work conducted in this domain by conducting an intensive literature review around IoT, security implications, and how QC is making an impact in mitigating the cyber risks involved in data transfers in IoT.

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A hybrid architecture for resolving Cryptographic issues in internet of things (IoT), Employing Quantum computing supremacy

Cited by 3 publications

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An Enhanced Architecture to Resolve Public-Key Cryptographic Issues in the Internet of Things (IoT), Employing Quantum Computing Supremacy

An Enhanced Architecture to Resolve Public-Key Cryptographic Issues in the Internet of Things (IoT), Employing Quantum Computing Supremacy

Quantum Cryptography for Secured Iot Devices

Quantum Computing for IoT Security

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