Bio-Inspired Network Security for 5G-Enabled IoT Applications

Saleem, Kashif; Alabduljabbar, Ghadah; Al-Rowais, Nouf; Al‐Muhtadi, Jalal; Imran, Muhammad; Rodrigues, Joel J. P. C.

doi:10.1109/access.2020.3046325

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“…E-health, networked vehicles and traffic systems and advanced mobile cloud gaming were formerly considered futuristic. One can contribute to a brighter, safer and more sustainable future with 5G technology (Savazzi et al , 2019; Saleem et al , 2020).…”

Section: G Technologies and Types Of Network Used In 5gmentioning

confidence: 99%

Progressive schema of 5G for Industry 4.0: features, enablers, and services

Javaid

Haleem

Rab

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Purpose The development of new communication technology such as 5G is now a solid choice for Industry 4.0. 5G in the fifth generation replaces the presently used mobile telecommunications networks. In every sector of modern life, this technology is designed to resolve the issue of the enormous rise in daily gadgets. 5G allows rapid data transfer and significantly improves the Internet of Things (IoT), which contains billions of devices. The purpose of this paper is to study the potential applications of 5G for Industry 4.0. Design/methodology/approach Relevant research publications from Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar were identified to accomplish the objectives of this paper. 5G for Industry 4.0 enables crucial communications such as wireless management of machines and robotics to unleash Industry 4.0’s full potential, including the considerable proliferation of IoT devices in 5G. This technology enhances quality control, increasing inspections that rely on real-time analysis for rapid and early detection. Findings In Industry 4.0, 5G technology provides high speed and flexibility connectivity which helps to enhance the entire manufacturing system. This paper briefs about 5G and different network technologies used in 5G. Advancements, associated features and specialties, and significant enablers of 5G for Industry 4.0 are discussed. Finally, the paper identifies and discusses eighteen 5G applications for Industry 4.0. 5 G-enabled robots are used in manufacturing to carry out extensive work to enhance connectivity. Originality/value 5G is the next-generation communication technology, allowing numerous examples of inventive usage, including Industry 4.0. In line with its long-term vision of digitisation, 5G benefit the whole value chain, including consumers and businesses.

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Section: G Technologies and Types Of Network Used In 5gmentioning

confidence: 99%

Progressive schema of 5G for Industry 4.0: features, enablers, and services

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Haleem

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“…Wadhaj et al [21] have developed a preventive technique towards attack on IoT device using RPL protocol with a target to maximize the reliability score of attacker identification process. Saleem et al [22] have used a bio-inspired approach towards securing IoT communication over 5G. Ramos et al [23] have carried out an investigation toward analyzing security aspects of resourceconstrained IoT devices using probabilistic model.…”

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Secure Inter-Domain Routing for Resisting Unknown Attacker in Internet-of-Things

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2022

IJACSA

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With an increasing adoption of Internet-of-Things (IoT) over massively connected device, there is a raising security concern. Review of existing security schemes in IoT shows that there is a significant trade-off due to non-adoption of interdomain routing scheme over larger domain of heterogeneous nodes in an Internet of Things (IoT) via gateway nodes. Hence, the purpose of the proposed study is to bridge this trade-off by adopting a new security scheme that works over an inter-domain routing without any apriori information of an attacker. The goal of the proposed framework is to identify the malicious intention of attacker by evaluating their increasing attention over different types of hop links information. Upon identification, the framework also aims for resisting attacker node to participate in IoT environment by advertising the counterfeited route information with a target of misleading the attackers promoting autonomous self-isolation. The study outcome shows proposed scheme is secure compared to existing scheme.

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“…Apart from generic threats like DoS, other threats from the network layer perspective include man-in-the-middle attack, IP Spoofing, injection, eavesdropping, packet sniffing, and Gateway attacks represent a significant threat. Due to the new technologies in 5G, specialized threats such as virtualization and multi-edge computing, edge node overload, and abusing of edge open APIs need to be taken into consideration [101]. One of the innovations that is proposed in 5G network standard is network slicing, which has unique security challenges.…”

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“…We will discuss different security measures in the Physical layer section to provide base station to UE security solutions. Saleem et al propose in [101] bio-inspired techniques to address several types of network attacks. However, the authors have not implemented and evaluated their approach [101].…”

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5G Security Challenges and Solutions: A Review by OSI Layers

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The Fifth Generation of Communication Networks (5G) envisions a broader range of services compared to previous generations, supporting an increased number of use cases and applications. The broader application domain leads to increase in consumer use and, in turn, increased hacker activity. Due to this chain of events, strong and efficient security measures are required to create a secure and trusted environment for users. In this paper, we provide an objective overview of 5G security issues and the existing and newly proposed technologies designed to secure the 5G environment. We categorize security technologies using Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) layers and, for each layer, we discuss vulnerabilities, threats, security solutions, challenges, gaps and open research issues. While we discuss all seven OSI layers, the most interesting findings are in layer one, the physical layer. In fact, compared to other layers, the physical layer between the base stations and users' device presents increased opportunities for attacks such as eavesdropping and data fabrication. However, no single OSI layer can stand on its own to provide proper security. All layers in the 5G must work together, providing their own unique technology in an effort to ensure security and integrity for 5G data.

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Bio-Inspired Network Security for 5G-Enabled IoT Applications

Cited by 31 publications

References 57 publications

Progressive schema of 5G for Industry 4.0: features, enablers, and services

Progressive schema of 5G for Industry 4.0: features, enablers, and services

Secure Inter-Domain Routing for Resisting Unknown Attacker in Internet-of-Things

5G Security Challenges and Solutions: A Review by OSI Layers

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