Combining software-defined networking with Internet of Things: Survey on security and performance aspects

Yassein, Muneer Bani; Abuein, Qusai; Alasal, Sanaa Abu

doi:10.1109/icemis.2017.8273027

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“…The devices must be managed such that the full functional performance of the devices is ensured. Software defined networking (SDN) has been introduced to overcome some of the problems encountered when traditional networking has been used [20]. Through SDN, the logical and control layer are separated making it possible to implement the administrative functions in the control layer.…”

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Performance evaluation of IOT systems – basic issues

Sowmya¹,

Sastry²

2018

IJET

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Internet of things (IOT) is a layered network and generally heterogeneous as communication between small things like digital cameras and big things like servers has to happen. The communication speeds of various devices connected on to IOT are in great variance affecting the performance of the entire network. The small devices connected on to IOT are fragile in the sense that they tend to fail quite often affecting the performance of the network. The small devices are low in energy depletion of which is rather fast. The small devices also have heavy latency. Many such issues exists that effect the performance of an IOT network. In this paper, various issues/bottlenecks that hamper the performance of an IOT network are and a mitigation strategy for improving the performance of the IOT networks is discussed.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Performance evaluation of IOT systems – basic issues

Sowmya¹,

Sastry²

2018

IJET

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“…Before the advent of software-defined networking (SDN), every switch used to run its own control plane software from the manufacturer. The spanning tree protocol [7] is one example of a distributed algorithm that was conducted by this programme to establish network topology and forwarding rules. The problems with this strategy were numerous: To begin with, the distributed control plane was more complicated and had compatibility issues amongst manufacturers.…”

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Cloud-to-Edge Internet of Things and 5G Network Security via Software-Defined Networking (2020)

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SDN has introduced a new networking paradigm, and its programmability enables the effective deployment of new services for today's networks, which have constantly changing needs. Through its decoupled control plane and programmable forwarding devices, SDN has addressed critical issues of administration and scalability. The NFV paradigm uses hypervisors for computational functions to virtualize networking functions, and it uses VMs to deliver a whole set of networking services. In addition to facilitating dynamic administration of software-based network activities, SDN also offers more flexibility in directing packet flows. Applications of these enabling technologies range from managing the direction packets go via a device or a chain of network function services to shaping traffic in a network to specify pathways programmatically. Proactive Intrusion-Prevention filters at strategic nodes are possible because to the network's software-defined nature, which also allows for effective traffic-dynamics management and response to cyber-attacks in today's virtualized datacenters. Despite the many advantages of SDN, its design introduces new vulnerabilities due to the proliferation of attack vectors made possible by its central characteristics (such as the separation of the control and data planes). Moreover, the existing separation of an intelligent control plane and an excessively simplistic, stateless data plane prevents full utilisation of a network's software-based adaptability.

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“…Satisfying hardware requirements related to computing power, energy consumption, creating space for new applications to run on current hardware, and deployment of a new firmware electronics for households. Another problem is protecting IoT devices against cybercrime; which includes intrusion detection and prevention against online threats [1]. Considering that IoT influences more and more applications and devices, a systematic approach to security is necessary in order to prevent attempts at manipulating or controlling IoT devices.…”

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Experimental load test statistics for the selected IPS tools on low-performance IoT devices

Zitta

Lucki

Vojtěch

et al. 2019

Journal of Electrical Engineering

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The goal of this paper is to propose a testing procedure for selected intrusion prevention systems (IPS) in a realistic network traffic in terms of their suitability on a given hardware microcomputers for low-performance devices for internet of things (IoT). We perform an IPS research in terms of resource usage in order to establish a universal procedure of checking, whether a given microcomputer controlling IoT devices (often in overloaded state) can additionally burden the installation and start-up of IPS. The experiment is repeated on several boards under overload condition to determine the maximum data rate, above which transmission degrades. The presented testing method is an exemplary tool for IoT applications concerning the security of embedded devices with low performance.

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Combining software-defined networking with Internet of Things: Survey on security and performance aspects

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Performance evaluation of IOT systems – basic issues

Performance evaluation of IOT systems – basic issues

Cloud-to-Edge Internet of Things and 5G Network Security via Software-Defined Networking (2020)

Experimental load test statistics for the selected IPS tools on low-performance IoT devices

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