Attacks and countermeasures in the internet of vehicles

Sun, Yunchuan; Wu, Lei; Wu, Shizhong; Li, Shoupeng; Zhang, Tao; Zhang, Li; Xu, Jun; Xiong, Yu; Cui, Xuegang

doi:10.1007/s12243-016-0551-6

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“…The "physical safety" theme highlights that the coupling of cyber and physical components together in increasingly complex IoT systems will result -and in fact, is already resulting inthe expansion of the cyberattack surface to include potentially life-threatening consequences [27]. This risk is connected with IoT's potential to experience inadvertent system incompatibilities or weaknesses between sub-systems [28].…”

Section: Emerging Risks In the Iotmentioning

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Emerging risks in the IoT ecosystem: Who's afraid of the big bad smart fridge?

Tanczer

Steenmans

Elsden

et al. 2018

Living in the Internet of Things: Cybersecurity of the IoT - 2018

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Rapid technological innovations, including the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT), introduce a range of uncertainties, opportunities, and risks. While it is not possible to accurately foresee IoT's myriad ramifications, futures and foresight methodologies allow for the exploration of plausible futures and their desirability. Drawing on the futures and foresight literature, the current paper employs a standardised expert elicitation approach to study emerging risk patterns in descriptions of IoT risk scenarios. We surveyed 19 IoT experts between January and February 2018 using an online questionnaire. The submitted scenarios provided expert's perception of evolving IoT risk trajectories and were evaluated using thematic analysis, a method used to identify and report patterns within data. Four common themes were extracted: physical safety; crime and exploitation; loss of control; and social norms and structures. These themes provide suitable analytical tools to contextualise emerging risks and help detecting gaps about security and privacy challenges in the IoT.

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Section: Emerging Risks In the Iotmentioning

confidence: 99%

Emerging risks in the IoT ecosystem: Who's afraid of the big bad smart fridge?

Tanczer

Steenmans

Elsden

et al. 2018

Living in the Internet of Things: Cybersecurity of the IoT - 2018

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“…YunchuanSun et al [3] have classified Sybil attack as one of the attacks on authentication in which they had not proposed any pin punted mechanism but given its countermeasures in form of Threat models, Intrusion detection system and key management .…”

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An efficient method for detection of Sybil attackers in IOV

Kanumalli¹,

Ch²,

Murty³

2018

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Brave new world was emerging and chancing its face day by day with the advent of IOT, as a part of it we have IOV which may change the way we are driving our vehicles leading to Autonomous driving, As there is a lot of Buzz on these trends they also comes with security threats of different forms in which Sybil Attack is one in which a malicious vehicle may create multiple identities to a Real one, with which he may circumvent different forms of attacks, We proposed an approach in which we divide the vehicles in to different clusters with their location information and certificate and filter the Sybil nodes with an idea no two nodes with the same identities will have different location ID's or may fall in different clusters at the same time.

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“…However, the cluster security becomes a key issue for VCPS [40,41,42], especially when nodes in clusters become malicious with the intention to get more bandwidth. Such a black deed will affect the spread of the traffic information on the road or occupy the bandwidth allocated to other users for entertainment.…”

Section: Reputation-based Incentive and Penalty Mechanismmentioning

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Coalition Game-Based Secure and Effective Clustering Communication in Vehicular Cyber-Physical System (VCPS)

Huo

Dong

Jin

et al. 2017

Sensors

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In this paper, we address the low efficiency of cluster-based communication for the crossroad scenario in the Vehicular Cyber-Physical System (VCPS), which is due to the overload of the cluster head resulting from a large number of transmission bandwidth requirements. After formulating the issue as a coalition formation game, a coalition-based clustering strategy is proposed, which could converge into a Nash-stable partition to accomplish the clustering formation process. In the proposed strategy, the coalition utility is formulated by the relative velocity, relative position and the bandwidth availability ratio of vehicles among the cluster. Employing the coalition utility, the vehicles are denoted as the nodes that make the decision whether to switch to a new coalition or stay in the current coalition. Based on this, we can make full use of the bandwidth provided by cluster head under the requirement of clustering stability. Nevertheless, there exist selfish nodes during the clustering formation, so as to intend to benefit from networks. This behavior may degrade the communication quality and even destroy the cluster. Thus, we also present a reputation-based incentive and penalty mechanism to stop the selfish nodes from entering clusters. Numerical simulation results show that our strategy, CG-SECC, takes on a better performance for the tradeoff between the stability and efficiency of clustering communication. Besides, a case study demonstrates that the proposed incentive and penalty mechanism can play an important role in discovering and removing malicious nodes.

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Attacks and countermeasures in the internet of vehicles

Cited by 75 publications

References 71 publications

Emerging risks in the IoT ecosystem: Who's afraid of the big bad smart fridge?

Emerging risks in the IoT ecosystem: Who's afraid of the big bad smart fridge?

An efficient method for detection of Sybil attackers in IOV

Coalition Game-Based Secure and Effective Clustering Communication in Vehicular Cyber-Physical System (VCPS)

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