Internet of Things security techniques: A survey

Alturfi, Sabah M.; Marhoon, Haydar Abdulameer; Al-Musawi, Bahaa

doi:10.1063/5.0027358

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“…Recently, a number of existing survey papers have been published about security concerns in 5G networks and beyond. Through analyzing and comparing these papers, [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13] one can conclude that most of the conducted research did not cover the security issues targeting all the emerging technologies, which makes it necessary to deeply investigate more the 5G security issues and attacks based on the various use cases and their countermeasures. For instance, in, [4][5][6] the authors provided a review about the security challenges and issues in 5G networks and beyond without discussing their mitigation or countermeasures strategies.…”

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“…For instance, in, [4][5][6] the authors provided a review about the security challenges and issues in 5G networks and beyond without discussing their mitigation or countermeasures strategies. In, [7][8][9][10] the authors briefly discussed some of the security attacks targeting the 5G networks without providing more details about how to effectively mitigate them.…”

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Security in5Gand beyond recent advances and future challenges

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5G, 6G, and beyond (xG) technologies aim at delivering emerging services with new requirements and challenges, enabling full and hyper mobile connectivity over the world. These beyond 5G networks are expected to ensure better quality of service, very high data rate, improved network security, high capacity, low latency, and low cost. In order to meet these objectives, a number of key enabler technologies have been proposed including massive multiple input multiple output, small cells, mobile edge computing, software defined network, network function virtualization, heterogeneous networks, network slicing, cloud radio access network, ultra-dense network, energy efficiency, and spectrum sharing. Although, the potential interest of these technologies in the network, they opened the door to many security concerns and challenges making the network security one of the primary concerns of the future wireless communication networks. In this article, we investigated the recent advancements on the xG security issues resulted by each key enabler technologies. We analyzed how to secure the network while meeting the emerging promising services, users' demands, and service requirements. We also discussed how the security issues raised by these emerging technologies can be mitigated for efficient and secure communication.

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