Internet of Things Aware Secure Dew Computing Architecture for Distributed Hotspot Network: A Conceptual Study

Ray, Partha Pratim; Skala, Karolj

doi:10.3390/app12188963

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“…Ensuring security and privacy in a network of fully distributed low-cost network services requires a multi-layer (e.g., five-layer) architecture of a distributed hotspot network. This complex approach provides scalability, rented access data gateway networking, optimal coverage, better network security and better data rates, where blockchain reinforces the architecture's decentralized behaviour [29]. Test stands are being built for the experimental validation and security of such networks [30].…”

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Analysis of Cyber Security Aspects of Data Transmission in Large-Scale Networks Based on the LoRaWAN Protocol Intended for Monitoring Critical Infrastructure Sensors

Czeczot,

Rojek,

Mikołajewski

2023

Electronics

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Cyber security is nowadays synonymous with the reliability of elements connected to the internet. Better control of factories, security systems or even individual sensors is possible through the use of Internet of Things technology. The security of the aforementioned structures and the data they transmit has been a major concern in the development of IoT solutions for wireless data transmission. If we add to this prospect of low-cost end devices, we can seriously consider implementing such solutions in critical infrastructure areas. This article aims to assess the state of the art and experience and identify the main risks and directions for further development in order to improve the cyber security situation of LoRaWAN-based networks. LoRaWAN meets the three key requirements of IoT applications (low cost, large-scale deployability, high energy efficiency) through an open standard and the construction of autonomous networks without third-party infrastructure. However, many research issues remain to be solved/improved such as resource allocation, link coordination, transmission reliability, performance and, above all, security. Thus, we have defined a research gap in the area of LoRaWAN security. The contribution of this work is to structure the knowledge in the field of LoRaWAN security, based on previous publications and our own experience, in order to identify challenges and their potential solutions. This will help move LoRaWAN security research to the next stage.

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Analysis of Cyber Security Aspects of Data Transmission in Large-Scale Networks Based on the LoRaWAN Protocol Intended for Monitoring Critical Infrastructure Sensors

Czeczot,

Rojek,

Mikołajewski

2023

Electronics

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“…To improve crop productivity and food product quality, smart farming technologies integrate technology and data-driven agriculture applications. Globally, there are many examples of smart farming use cases [ 17 ] to [ 18 ] that show the effects of this new way of doing agriculture.…”

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Rice Crop Counting Using Aerial Imagery and GIS for the Assessment of Soil Health to Increase Crop Yield

Hassan

Alam

Zia

et al. 2022

Sensors

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Rice is one of the vital foods consumed in most countries throughout the world. To estimate the yield, crop counting is used to indicate improper growth, identification of loam land, and control of weeds. It is becoming necessary to grow crops healthy, precisely, and proficiently as the demand increases for food supplies. Traditional counting methods have numerous disadvantages, such as long delay times and high sensitivity, and they are easily disturbed by noise. In this research, the detection and counting of rice plants using an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and aerial images with a geographic information system (GIS) are used. The technique is implemented in the area of forty acres of rice crop in Tando Adam, Sindh, Pakistan. To validate the performance of the proposed system, the obtained results are compared with the standard plant count techniques as well as approved by the agronomist after testing soil and monitoring the rice crop count in each acre of land of rice crops. From the results, it is found that the proposed system is precise and detects rice crops accurately, differentiates from other objects, and estimates the soil health based on plant counting data; however, in the case of clusters, the counting is performed in semi-automated mode.

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SKALP: Secure key agreement and lightweight protocol for dew‐assisted IoT enabled edge computing

Jan,

Ghani,

Alzahrani

et al. 2024

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a transformative technology that has found applications in diverse domains, including automation, logistics, grid, transportation, healthcare, and more. In these domains, IoT systems generate a significant amount of data, which can be stored in a cloud. However, cloud computing may not be practical in certain delay‐sensitive IoT applications with complex operations. To address this, fog and edge computing paradigms have been introduced, but they rely on a reliable internet connection for proper functioning. The dew computing paradigm, a novel concept, allows the execution of various applications in the IoT environment, with or without internet connectivity. However, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity during transmission and storage in such an environment remains a significant challenge. Therefore, a fail‐safe and highly effective security mechanism is yet to be proposed. This study introduces a protocol that utilizes the elliptic curve cryptography and secure hash algorithm to design a secure key agreement and lightweight protocol (SKALP). SKALP security is formally analyzed using BAN (Burrows‐Abadi‐Needham) logic, ROM (Random Oracle Model), RoR (Real‐Or‐Random) model, and ProVerif (Protocol Verifier) simulation while informally discussing it to evaluate its resistance against well‐known attacks. Additionally, the performance analysis of SKALP considers the costs associated with communication and computation. The findings from the comparative analysis indicate that the SKALP demonstrates a higher level of superiority than its competitors.

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Internet of Things Aware Secure Dew Computing Architecture for Distributed Hotspot Network: A Conceptual Study

Cited by 6 publications

References 91 publications

Analysis of Cyber Security Aspects of Data Transmission in Large-Scale Networks Based on the LoRaWAN Protocol Intended for Monitoring Critical Infrastructure Sensors

Analysis of Cyber Security Aspects of Data Transmission in Large-Scale Networks Based on the LoRaWAN Protocol Intended for Monitoring Critical Infrastructure Sensors

Rice Crop Counting Using Aerial Imagery and GIS for the Assessment of Soil Health to Increase Crop Yield

SKALP: Secure key agreement and lightweight protocol for dew‐assisted IoT enabled edge computing

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