Internet of Things Assisted Wireless Environment Monitoring System using Smart Sensors Supportivity

Sangeethalakshmi, K.; Ganesh, S. Jai; Dhivya, K.; Kannagi, V.; Rajkumar, M.

doi:10.1109/icears53579.2022.9751994

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“…The attacker continuously tries random passwords based on the user's personal information until he succeeds. This can take hours, days, months or years [8]. Similarly, In order for an attacker to succeed in finding the PIN code of an NFC bank card, he needs to test (at most) a thousand combinations, from 000 to 999, to find the correct PIN as presented in [9].…”

Section: A Attacks On An Nfc Bank Card or An Nfc Smartphonementioning

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Security of NFC Banking Transactions: Overview on Attacks and Solutions

Chabbi

Madhoun

Khamer

2022

2022 6th Cyber Security in Networking Conference (CSNet)

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Near Field Communication (NFC) has experienced rapid development in recent years. It is used in several applications, such as electronic payment, key management, ticketing (transport, entertainment), information reading (transport, stores, medicine), access control, electronic business cards, etc. However, the use of this technology poses security problems, especially for contactless-NFC banking transactions with an Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) or a Point of Sale (PoS) machine. In this paper, we first present the most known attacks related to NFC banking transactions and then discuss the main solutions recently proposed to secure NFC banking transactions.

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Section: A Attacks On An Nfc Bank Card or An Nfc Smartphonementioning

confidence: 99%

Security of NFC Banking Transactions: Overview on Attacks and Solutions

Chabbi

Madhoun

Khamer

2022

2022 6th Cyber Security in Networking Conference (CSNet)

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“…Energy efficiency and network longevity are two important concerns in WSNs since sensor nodes are usually powered by batteries, which are difficult to replace. To ensure Quality of Service (QoS), latency, network coverage, and fairness across sensor nodes are also essential [2]. WSN includes devices with embedded sensors that may recognize the occurrence of an event and behave intelligently using Machine Learning (ML), Embedded Computing (EC), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques [3].…”

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Design and implementation of wireless sensor network for environmental monitoring

Andhare¹,

Pal

Jayaram

et al. 2022

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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are being developed in the agriculture and weather station sectors to monitor and manage a number of objects. Sensor network hardware platforms are low-power embedded systems featuring a variety of sensors, such as on-board sensors and analogue I/O ports for adding sensors. The design of genuine environmental monitoring and communication systems is greatly aided by the creation of a WSN. A WSN is a collection of sensors that are geographically spread and specialized for monitoring and recording environmental variables and storing the findings in a central location. Limited power consumption as sensor nodes works on batteries, Nodes are mobile opposed to conventional wires, Usage in harsh environment, Nodes can be deployed in any fashion over an area, Easy to use and multi-layer design operation these are the main characteristics of WSN. Limits imposed on the energy storage device by their applications and deployment settings are less relevant to WSN environment-monitoring applications than controlling power consumption and optimizing data transmission. A WSN is used to record real-time traffic and environmental data in order to develop descriptive and predictive models for determining the optimum routes to reduce traffic congestion and, as a result, urban pollution. C

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A review of energy saving routing schemes for WSN assisted IoT network

Lenka

Mohapatra

Al‐Turjman³

et al. 2022

International Journal of Emerging Electric Power Systems

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In WSN assisted IoT networks, the devices have to search the path up to the IoT hub for data transmission. Although the device’s hardware capabilities are increasing day by day, the device’s battery capacity is not increasing at the same rate. IoT devices have limited-power batteries that are not rechargeable. It is also challenging to replace their battery while the devices are in use. Moreover, we need advanced power-saving schemes to make these IoT technologies more adaptable. Due to the energy constraints and limited memory capacity of these IoT devices, we require more energy-efficient routing protocols to route data to the IoT hub. This paper has surveyed the most recent state-of-the-art routing protocol and highlighted their limits and path for future research.

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Internet of Things Assisted Wireless Environment Monitoring System using Smart Sensors Supportivity

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Security of NFC Banking Transactions: Overview on Attacks and Solutions

Security of NFC Banking Transactions: Overview on Attacks and Solutions

Design and implementation of wireless sensor network for environmental monitoring

A review of energy saving routing schemes for WSN assisted IoT network

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