End-to-End IoT Security Middleware for Cloud-Fog Communication

Mukherjee, Bidyut; Neupane, Roshan Lal; Calyam, Prasad

doi:10.1109/cscloud.2017.62

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“…So far, several many protocols have been proposed to ensure IoT security, e.g. [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], however, most of them have failed in providing their security goals [10], [11], [12], [13] and various attacks, such as the protocol's secret values disclosure, desynchronization, traceability, impersonation were reported against those protocols. For example, Lee et al proposed a new authenticated group key agreement protocol for imbalanced wireless networks [14].…”

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A Novel Lightweight Block Cipher-Based Mutual Authentication Protocol for Constrained Environments

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The communication security of constrained objects such as radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and wireless sensor network (WSN) is very challenging because it is not always possible to use the conventional on-the-shelf solutions for them, due to their limited available power and computational capabilities. To deal with this demand, many security protocols have been developed by the researchers so far. However, in many cases, the later analyses that have been carried out on these protocols have shown that they are vulnerable to one or few attacks, which could be enough to eliminate any application for such protocols. Following this direction, in this paper, we analyze the security of four recent ultra-lightweight/lightweight protocols, by presenting important attacks including secret disclosure attack and desynchronization attack against them. To address the shortcoming of the previous protocols, we present a new security protocol based on lightweight block ciphers name it LBCbAP. In this protocol, we use CRAFT as the core security primitive. CRAFT is a tweakable block cipher which has been recently proposed and independent security analysis confirmed its security. Our detailed security analysis of LBCbAP, which is performed both informally and formally through the GNY logic and the Scyther tool, demonstrates its security against various types of attacks including secret disclosure and desynchronization attacks. The cost analysis of the designed protocol and comparison with the related lightweight protocols show that LBCbAP is cost efficient.

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A Novel Lightweight Block Cipher-Based Mutual Authentication Protocol for Constrained Environments

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“…Although a number of IoT security solutions and a few lightweight security frameworks attempt to address many problems in the area of IoT security and privacy, such as Endto-End (E2E) security [22], [23], privacy preservation [24], [25], and blockchain-based security solutions 1 [26], [27], these questions remain unresolved. Consequently, the framework proposed in this paper seeks to provide answers to these important questions.…”

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IoT-HarPSecA: A Framework and Roadmap for Secure Design and Development of Devices and Applications in the IoT Space

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The past couple of years have marked continued growth in the applications and services of the Internet of Things (IoT). This has attracted the attention of new operators as well as institutional, corporate, and private investors in every sector of the economy, and as a result, new businesses are springing up rapidly. These include many start-up companies that are producing various kinds of useful IoT devices and Smart Applications (smart apps). While this can be seen as a boost for innovation in the IoT, some of these companies produce IoT devices and smart apps with security vulnerabilities. In this paper, we propose the IoT Hardware Platform Security Advisor (IoT-HarPSecA), a security framework intended to provide support to such IoT producers. IoT-HarPSecA offers three functionality features, namely security requirement elicitation, security best practice guidelines for secure development, and above all, a feature that recommends specific LightWeight Cryptographic Algorithms (LWCAs) for both software and hardware implementations. Accordingly, IoT-HarPSecA is composed of three main components, namely Security Requirements Elicitation (SRE) component, Security Best Practice Guidelines (SBPG) component, and LightWeight Cryptographic Algorithms Recommendation (LWCAR) component, each of them servicing one of the aforementioned features. We implement a command-line tool in C++ to serve as an interface between users and the proposed framework. IoT-HarPSecA can be employed during the early stages of IoT systems design, and it can also be used to facilitate the implementation of security in existing IoT systems. This paper presents a detailed description, design, and implementation of the SRE, SBPG, and LWCAR components of the proposed framework. Using real-world practical scenarios, we show how IoT-HarPSecA can be used to elicit security requirements and recommend appropriate LWCAs based on user inputs. While a full performance evaluation of the SRE and SBPG components is beyond the scope of this paper, we present a detailed performance evaluation of the LWCAR component, which shows that IoT-HarPSecA can serve as a roadmap for secure IoT development.

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“…Fig 1 represents the watermarking algorithm. The encryption of solution visual impacts and computational overheads are minimized as well as high efficiency video coding (HEVC) standards and Advanced Video coding (H.264/ AVC) watermarking compliant are designed correctly [41]. The Un-compressed Video Watermarking optimization depends upon DWT and SVD has proposed to improve the robustness [38].…”

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Watermarking Schemes for High Security with Applications and Attacks: Research Challenges and Open Issues

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Reddy,

Devadhas

2019

IJRTE

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Recently, the growth of the internet is increased day by day also the digital data such as videos, images and audio availability to the public get increased rapidly. The society required intellectual property protection. To protect the media from other attack intruders and avoid business loss is the requirement of digital media produced. Introducing watermarks can be useful to safeguard copyright. In this review an effort is made to explore various aspects of watermarking, algorithms used, and to carry out a comparative study of these techniques based on their classifications.

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End-to-End IoT Security Middleware for Cloud-Fog Communication

Cited by 49 publications

References 11 publications

A Novel Lightweight Block Cipher-Based Mutual Authentication Protocol for Constrained Environments

A Novel Lightweight Block Cipher-Based Mutual Authentication Protocol for Constrained Environments

IoT-HarPSecA: A Framework and Roadmap for Secure Design and Development of Devices and Applications in the IoT Space

Watermarking Schemes for High Security with Applications and Attacks: Research Challenges and Open Issues

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