IoT based Traffic Sign Detection and Violation Control

Baratsanjeevi, T; Deepakkrishna, S; Harrine, M P; Sharan, Sunanda; Prabhu, E

doi:10.1109/icirca48905.2020.9183081

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“…The performance of the proposed system is further evaluated with the comparative analysis on existing algorithms such as Chiou et al [22], Mohit et al [23] and Lopes et al [24]. For the analysis the data are taken from the reference [25,26]. There are n numbers of wireless devices from LHS are executed using the proposed algorithm for authentication.…”

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Improved Key Agreement Based Kerberos Protocol for M-Health Security

Thirumoorthy¹,

Bhuvaneshwari²,

Kamalanathan³

et al. 2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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The development of wireless sensor network with Internet of Things (IoT) predicts various applications in the field of healthcare and cloud computing. This can give promising results on mobile health care (M-health) and Telecare medicine information systems. M-health system on cloud Internet of Things (IoT) through wireless sensor network (WSN) becomes the rising research for the need of modern society. Sensor devices attached to the patients' body which is connected to the mobile device can ease the medical services. Security is the key connect for optimal performance of the m-health system that share the data of patients in wireless networks in order to maintain the anonymity of the patients. This paper proposed a secure transmission of M-health data in wireless networks using proposed key agreement based Kerberos protocol. The patients processed data are stored in cloud server and accessed by doctors and caregivers. The data transfer between the patients, server and the doctors are accessed with proposed protocol in order to maintain the confidentiality and integrity of authentication. The efficiency of the proposed algorithm is compared with the existing protocols. For computing 100 devices it consumes only 91milllisecond for computation.

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