Challenges from the Identities of Things: Introduction of the Identities of Things discussion group within Kantara initiative

Friese, Ingo; Heuer, Jörg; Kong, Ning

doi:10.1109/wf-iot.2014.6803106

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“…The IoT device's identity and ownership is one of the main problems. Throughout its lifetime, a device's owner(s) can include the retailer, consumer, manufacturer, and supplier [58], [59]. The consumer's ownership of the device can be revoked or modified when an IoT device are compromised, sold again, or decommissioned.…”

Section: Heavy Loaded Cloud Services and Its Inefficiencymentioning

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A Survey on Leveraging Blockchain for IoT Security

Sanghani,

Borisaniya

2024

IJCDS

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IoT is a very fast-growing technology. IoT can be defined as interconnected small smart devices linked over the Internet to communicate with each other to perform meaningful action.There are major concerns regarding the security of data being produced from millions of devices in the IoT system. Different security concerns in various IoT system tiers have been covered in this study. IoT security concerns can be reduced by using Blockchain Technology, which is a decentralized distributed ledger with several Blockchain potentials, including persistence, transparency, verifiability, encryption, and operationaly strong The paper reviews whether they make a good fit along with certain challenges of Blockchain that should be examined while integrating it with IoT for resolving various security issues.

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Section: Heavy Loaded Cloud Services and Its Inefficiencymentioning

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A Survey on Leveraging Blockchain for IoT Security

Sanghani,

Borisaniya

2024

IJCDS

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“…This process converts, compresses, and stores heterogeneous IoT data into an integrated blockchain where it provides uniform access to different IoT systems connected as peers in it [43]. Governance of access and identities: Identity and access management (IAM) of IoT devices is facing multiple challenges such as the change of ownership during the lifetime of IoT devices from manufacturer to supplier then to retailer, until they end up in the hands of their consumers [44], [45]. Also, consumer ownership may change in case the IoT device is compromised, decommissioned, or resold.…”

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A Survey on the Integration of Blockchain With IoT to Enhance Performance and Eliminate Challenges

2021

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Internet of things IoT is playing a remarkable role in the advancement of many fields such as healthcare, smart grids, supply chain management, etc. It also eases people's daily lives and enhances their interaction with each other as well as with their surroundings and the environment in a broader scope. IoT performs this role utilizing devices and sensors of different shapes and sizes ranging from small embedded sensors and wearable devices all the way to automated systems. However, IoT networks are growing in size, complexity, and number of connected devices. As a result, many challenges and problems arise such as security, authenticity, reliability, and scalability. Based on that and taking into account the anticipated evolution of the IoT, it is extremely vital not only to maintain but to increase confidence in and reliance on IoT systems by tackling the aforementioned issues. The emergence of blockchain opened the door to solve some challenges related to IoT networks. Blockchain characteristics such as security, transparency, reliability, and traceability make it the perfect candidate to improve IoT systems, solve their problems, and support their future expansion. This paper demonstrates the major challenges facing IoT systems and blockchain's proposed role in solving them. It also evaluates the position of current researches in the field of merging blockchain with IoT networks and the latest implementation stages. Additionally, it discusses the issues related to the IoT-blockchain integration itself. Finally, this research proposes an architectural design to integrate IoT with blockchain in two layers using dew and cloudlet computing. Our aim is to benefit from blockchain features and services to guarantee a decentralized data storage and processing and address security and anonymity challenges and achieve transparency and efficient authentication service.

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“…T2T identifier between different vendor products has mainly relied on IP addresses which is a managed process with several complexities of its own. An example of a farming industry scenario reported by Friese, et al [23] proved such complexity between a harvester and a truck that were unable to communicate due to uncommon infrastructure. Despite both the harvester and the truck having IP-connectivity via mobile LTE/3G network, they were unable to exchange identifiers in the following days when the IP-address changed as a result of IP-address pools used by mobile network operators.…”

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A Cloud Based Conceptual IdentityManagement Model for Secured Internetof Things Operation

Bello

Mahadevan²

2018

JCSM

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An era ago, projecting artificial intelligence as the pillar of next-generation technology would have been technically difficult. Today, machines are getting smarter, sparking a new wave of technology that resulted to Internet of Things (IoT). With IoT in play, individuals are able to connect more electronic devices other than smartphones and computers to the Internet. The vision is to create the possibility to manage electronic appliances via the Internet with the most minimal human intervention. IoT promises the application of computing to anything anywhere, and anyone at any time. Thus, it has been estimated that over 100 billion devices will be running the IoT model-drawing the power of cloud processing to create a massive network of devices that are bound to change the essential facets of life in various dimensions. However, several obstacles remain to fulfill this vision, among them is security concerns from an Identity of Things (IDoT) management perspective. IoT devices and users are already under cyber attacks, and any lapse in identity management will propagate these attacks. This paper examined how identity management for IoT is likely to play out in a world where the Internet and cloud technologies are expected to take center stage in the running of day-today activities. The paper analyses the identity of things challenges in IoT, followed by a proposal of cloud identity management model for IoT.

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Challenges from the Identities of Things: Introduction of the Identities of Things discussion group within Kantara initiative

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A Survey on Leveraging Blockchain for IoT Security

A Survey on Leveraging Blockchain for IoT Security

A Survey on the Integration of Blockchain With IoT to Enhance Performance and Eliminate Challenges

A Cloud Based Conceptual IdentityManagement Model for Secured Internetof Things Operation

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