BIDAPSCA5G: Blockchain based Internet of Things (IoT) device to device authentication protocol for smart city applications using 5G technology

Vivekanandan, M.; Sastry, V. N.; Reddy, U. Srinivasulu

doi:10.1007/s12083-020-00963-w

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“…The network deployment of 5G and the marketing research began in 2014 and is expected to be finished by 2021. In addition to network densification and support for a wide range of IoMT devices, 5G [10] networks should enable higher data rates (DR). The 5G networks are designed to support intelligent IoMT-based medical applications that require high data throughput, scalability, blockchain rollout, low latency, dense deployment, reliability, high energy efficiency, and long-term communication.…”

Section: The 5g Technology and Its Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In fact, several research works have been conducted to show that EMR datasets are important nowadays because of their privacy. Moreover, many people explicitly require that the body details shown in these kinds of images be kept private and secure [10]. The technique presented in this paper fulfills this requirement at a very low cost (around a 1% decrease in accuracy).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 98%

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A Novel Hybrid Trustworthy Decentralized Authentication and Data Preservation Model for Digital Healthcare IoT Based CPS

Almaiah

Hajjej

Ali

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Sensors

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In the era of smart healthcare, Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)-based Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) play an important role, while accessing, monitoring, assessing, and prescribing patients ubiquitously. Efficient authentication and secure data transmission are the influential impediments of these networks that need to be addressed to maintain credence among clients, healthcare specialists, pharmacologists, and other associated entities. To address the authentication and data privacy issues in smart healthcare, in this paper we propose a lightweight hybrid deep learning protocol to achieve security and privacy. To achieve better results, we enabled the decentralized authentication of legitimate patient wearable devices to minimize computation cost, authentication time, and communication overheads with the help of an ML technique to predicate and forward the authentication attributes of patient wearable devices to the next concerned trusted authority, when it is shifted from region to another region. Simulation upshots of the ML scheme exhibited extraordinary security features with the cost-effective validation of legal patient wearable devices accompanied by worthwhile communication functionalities compared with previous work. However, the application of IoT-based medical devices and managing such a broad, sophisticated medical IoT system on standard Single Cloud platforms (CP) would be extremely tough. We propose a scalable FC with a blockchain-based architecture for a 5G-enabled IoMT platform. To work on an FC architecture with flowing effects, low overheads, and secure storage (SS), this research proposes a secured blockchain-based fogBMIoMT communication mechanism.

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Section: The 5g Technology and Its Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 98%

A Novel Hybrid Trustworthy Decentralized Authentication and Data Preservation Model for Digital Healthcare IoT Based CPS

Almaiah

Hajjej

Ali

et al. 2022

Sensors

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“…Moreover, compared to other algorithms, the highest accuracy was provided by the algorithm to ensure the reliability and safety of the IoT. So Vivekanandan and Sastry (2020) proposed an IoT device-to-device authentication protocol based on BC that applied 5 G technology for smart city applications. The process of IoT device registration is executed through private BC in the proposed protocol.…”

Section: Smart Citiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Systematic literature review on the security challenges of blockchain in IoT-based smart cities

Song

Jiang

et al. 2021

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Purpose Security is the most important issue in Internet of Things (IoT)-based smart cities and blockchain (BC). So, the present paper aims to detect and organize the literature regarding security in the IoT-based smart cities and BC context. It also proposes an agenda for future research. Therefore, the authors did a statistical review of security in IoT and BC in smart cities. The present investigation aims to determine the principal challenges and disturbances in IoT because of the BC adoption, the central BC applications in IoT-based smart cities and the BC future in IoT-based smart cities. Design/methodology/approach IoT) has a notable influence on modernizing and transforming the society and industry for knowledge digitizing. Therefore, it may be perceived and operated in real time. The IoT is undergoing exponential development in industry and investigation. Still, it contains some security and privacy susceptibilities. Naturally, the research community pays attention to the security and privacy of the IoT. Also, the academic community has put a significant focus on BC as a new security project. In the present paper, the significant mechanisms and investigations in BC ground have been checked out systematically because of the significance of security in the IoT and BC in smart cities. Electronic databases were used to search for keywords. Totally, based on different filters, 131 papers have been gained, and 17 related articles have been obtained and analyzed. The security mechanisms of BC in IoT-based smart cities have been ranked into three main categories as follows, smart health care, smart home and smart agriculture. Findings The findings showed that BC’s distinctive technical aspects might impressively find a solution for privacy and security problems encountering the IoT-based smart cities development. They also supply distributed storage, transparency, trust and other IoT support to form a valid, impressive and secure distributed IoT network and provide a beneficial guarantee for IoT-based smart city users’ security and privacy. Research limitations/implications The present investigation aims to be comprehensive, but some restrictions were also observed. Owing to the use of some filters for selecting the original papers, some complete works may be excluded. Besides, inspecting the total investigations on the security topic in BC and the IoT-based smart cities is infeasible. Albeit, the authors attempt to introduce a complete inspection of the security challenges in BC and the IoT-based smart cities. BC includes significant progress and innovation in the IoT-based smart cities’ security domain as new technology. Still, it contains some deficiencies as well. Investigators actively encounter the challenges and bring up persistent innovation and inspection of related technologies in the vision of the issues available in diverse application scenarios. Practical implications The use of BC technology in finding a solution for the security issues of the IoT-based smart cities is a research hotspot. There is numerable literature with data and theoretical support despite the suggestion of numerous relevant opinions. Therefore, this paper offers insights into how findings may guide practitioners and researchers in developing appropriate security systems dependent upon the features of IoT-based smart city systems and BC. This paper may also stimulate further investigation on the challenge of security in BC and IoT-based smart cities. The outcomes will be of great value for scholars and may supply sights into future investigation grounds in the present field. Originality/value As the authors state according to their knowledge, it is the first work using security challenges on BC and IoT-based smart cities. The literature review shows that few papers discuss how solving security issues in the IoT-based smart cities can benefit from the BC. The investigation suggests a literature review on the topic, recommending some thoughts on using security tools in the IoT-based smart cities. The present investigation helps organizations plan to integrate IoT and BC to detect the areas to focus. It also assists in better resource planning for the successful execution of smart technologies in their supply chains.

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“…yes yes [43] The VPP (Virtual Electric Plants) project is a system that integrates software and an intelligent electrical grid to dispatch and optimize DER (Distributed Energy Resources), through an aggregation and optimization platform remotely and automatically. VPPs can be cloud-based, centralized, or distributed platforms that aggregate, optimize, and control varied and heterogeneous DERs to behave like conventional dispatchable power plants; that is, the VPPs deliver energy without necessarily having a physical plant.…”

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Review of Methods to Reduce Energy Consumption in A Smart City Based On IoT and 5G Technology

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The evolution of the technology 5G has influenced the Internet of the Things (IoT) according to the wireless communications of minor latency, and major speed compared to the existing technologies. Consequently, from the 21st century, 5G will act as the spinal column of the IoT and will level the way for the design and deployment of a Smart City, nevertheless, this progress has a negative point which is demonstrated in the energy consumption. The target of this investigation is to announce methods to reduce the consumption of energy in one Smart City based on the IoT and the technology 5G. The results obtained in this investigation allow determining that 5G and the IoT will have a major energy consumption with about 80 % of the entire potency, due to the transmission and reception of a big quantity of information in a Smart City. Likewise, this research, contributes to the knowledge, presenting a review of methods that allow minimizing energy consumption and projects that improve energy efficiency.

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BIDAPSCA5G: Blockchain based Internet of Things (IoT) device to device authentication protocol for smart city applications using 5G technology

Cited by 57 publications

References 34 publications

A Novel Hybrid Trustworthy Decentralized Authentication and Data Preservation Model for Digital Healthcare IoT Based CPS

A Novel Hybrid Trustworthy Decentralized Authentication and Data Preservation Model for Digital Healthcare IoT Based CPS

Systematic literature review on the security challenges of blockchain in IoT-based smart cities

Review of Methods to Reduce Energy Consumption in A Smart City Based On IoT and 5G Technology

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