Internet of Health Things (IoHT) for personalized health care using integrated edge-fog-cloud network

Mukherjee, Anwesha; Ghosh, Shreya; Behere, Aabhas; Ghosh, Soumya K.; Buyya, Rajkumar

doi:10.1007/s12652-020-02113-9

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“…Another fog-based eHealth application is proposed by Vilela et al in [19], to monitor the health condition of patients by collecting body physiological parameters as well as environmental factors such as light, air quality, etc. Mukherjee et al [20] proposed a three-tier mobility-aware Internet of Health Things (IoHT) framework, which consists of sensor nodes, fog nodes for parametric health control, and a cloud server for processing in the case of abnormal health status. In [17,18,19,20], researchers validated their proposed fog computing-based architectures of health monitoring systems by comparing only against the cloud computing-based implementation.…”

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“…Mukherjee et al [20] proposed a three-tier mobility-aware Internet of Health Things (IoHT) framework, which consists of sensor nodes, fog nodes for parametric health control, and a cloud server for processing in the case of abnormal health status. In [17,18,19,20], researchers validated their proposed fog computing-based architectures of health monitoring systems by comparing only against the cloud computing-based implementation. Instead, we compared our proposed fog-enabled health monitoring system with two other fog-based implementations i.e.…”

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“…Many prior works [31,36,17,30,18,19,20] compared the simulation results of their proposed fog-based approaches with cloud-based implementation only. Other works [26,28,27] never considered the performance metrics such as latency and network usage for evaluation of proposed architectures.…”

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“…IoT comprises billions of connected things; things could be sensors, computers, embedded devices, actuators, smartphones, etc. [37,48]. Research studies [12,49] show that traditional communication protocols such as HTTP, TCP, and IP are not efficient to support M2M communication.…”

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“…Additionally, it will be on the Blockchain arrangement, which would make the information secure; there will be a Blockchain-based platform for the healthcare informatics to store, manage, and process the data. Several frameworks based on Blockchain have been proposed in [19,[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45] for health informatics data analysis, storage, management, and transformation. Moreover, interested readers are referred to study the review articles i.e., [46,47], that show comprehensive detailed information on the use of Blockchain in the healthcare industry.…”

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A Lightweight Authentication and Authorization Framework for Blockchain-Enabled IoT Network in Health-Informatics

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Blockchain and IoT are being deployed at a large scale in various fields including healthcare for applications such as secure storage, transactions, and process automation. IoT devices are resource-constrained, have no capability of security and self-protection, and can easily be hacked or compromised. Furthermore, Blockchain is an emerging technology with immutability features which provide secure management, authentication, and guaranteed access control to IoT devices. IoT is a cloud-based internet service in which processing and collection of user’s data are accomplished remotely. Smart healthcare also requires the facility to provide the diagnosis of patients located remotely. The smart health framework faces critical issues such as data security, costs, memory, scalability, trust, and transparency between different platforms. Therefore, it is important to handle data integrity and privacy as the user’s authenticity is in question due to an open internet environment. Several techniques are available that primarily focus on resolving security issues i.e., forgery, timing, denial of service and stolen smartcard attacks, etc. Blockchain technology follows the rules of absolute privacy to identify the users associated with transactions. The motivation behind the use of Blockchain in health informatics is the removal of the centralized third party, immutability, improved data sharing, enhanced security, and reduced overhead costs in distributed applications. Healthcare informatics has some specific requirements associated with the security and privacy along with the additional legal requirements. This paper presents a novel authentication and authorization framework for Blockchain-enabled IoT networks using a probabilistic model. The proposed framework makes use of random numbers in the authentication process which is further connected through joint conditional probability. Hence, it establishes a secure connection among IoT devices for further data acquisition. The proposed model is validated and evaluated through extensive simulations using the AVISPA tool and the Cooja simulator, respectively. Experimental results analyses show that the proposed framework provides robust mutual authenticity, enhanced access control, and lowers both the communication and computational overhead cost as compared to others.

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Internet of Health Things (IoHT) for personalized health care using integrated edge-fog-cloud network

Cited by 56 publications

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