Internet of Things – New security and privacy challenges

Weber, Rolf H.

doi:10.1016/j.clsr.2009.11.008

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“…Better training of systems engineers to have security as a concern equally waited with functionality would help as would the use of modern languages with implicit bounds checking, but as Software Engineers have found, there is no magic bullet [111]. Instead, a better way to look at the problem is as an arms race -with those creating systems constantly trying to find and fix any flaws more rapidly than those who would exploit them.…”

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The Internet of Things – The future or the end of mechatronics

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“…[11,9,15,10], by a concern with the threat to privacy that accompanies the widespread rollout of connected devices. Edith Ramirez, chairwoman of the Federal Trade Commission tasked with protecting consumers in the USA, seemed to us to sum the situation up generally:…”

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Special theme on privacy and the Internet of things

Chamberlain

Crabtree

Haddadi

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Pers Ubiquit Comput

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“…Initial work on the issue by Weber (2010), examined the privacy and security problems that may arise with IoT from a legal perspective. Subsequent studies focus more on security and privacy issues that may arise with the widespread use of IoT technologies and objects have been conducted (Roman et al, 2013;Kumar and Patel, 2014;Lee and Lee, 2015;Sicari et al, 2015;Weinberg et al, 2015).…”

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Consumer privacy in internet of things

Marangoz¹,

Aydin²

2017

Pressacademia

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Purpose-This study aims to examine privacy from a consumer point of view and in relation to the Internet of Things. Methodology-The concepts of Internet of Things and consumer privacy are covered in this study. These two phenomena are conceptually evaluated, and the relation between them are analyzed through applications and examples. Findings-The monitoring of people's daily activities and recording of data about these activities cause concerns about the privacy of personal data. Consumers are concerned about how and for what purpose the data collected about them is being used. Conclusion-Privacy concern can be an obstacle to consumers' adaptation to IoT technologies. Moreover, it also affects consumers' attitudes towards a particular product, brand or business. For this reason, all actors responsible for the development of the IoT must be aware of the importance of consumer privacy. These actors should show sensitivity to the protection of personal data and consumer privacy as well.

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Internet of Things – New security and privacy challenges

Cited by 1,160 publications

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The Internet of Things – The future or the end of mechatronics

The Internet of Things – The future or the end of mechatronics

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Consumer privacy in internet of things

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