IoT Privacy and Security Challenges for Smart Home Environments

Lin, Huichen; Bergmann, Neil W.

doi:10.3390/info7030044

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“…The scenarios we are going to face are unimaginable; health, education, transport, every aspect of our lives will undergo radical changes, even our own homes will become smart [2]. The fridge could tell us that it is better to throw eggs away because they are no longer fresh, the washing machine could propose a more efficient way to wash clothes, entire buildings could work together to save energy or other resources.…”

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“…Moreover, we suppose that there is influence between them, so that when a device selects a task belonging to level i and this is accepted, both the trust value on level i and on the next level "i + 1" will increase, according to the Formulas (1) and (2). Here the new trust value at level i, newAutonomyTrustL i , is computed as the sum of the old trust value plus the constant increment.…”

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On the Users’ Acceptance of IoT Systems: A Theoretical Approach

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Sapienza

2018

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Abstract:In the next future the IoT system will introduce extraordinary changes in our daily life. We will communicate with our domestic appliances to inform them about our preferences and goals and they will develop initiative and autonomy to be put at our service. But are we sure that we can afford all the automation they could offer? Are we able to manage it? Is it compatible with our cognitive attitudes and our actual and real goals? In this paper, we face the question of the IoT from the point of view of the user. We start analyzing which reasons undermine the acceptance of IoT systems and then we propose a possible solution. The first contribution of this work is the level characterization of the autonomy a user can grant to an IoT device. The second contribution is a theoretical model to deal with users and to stimulate users' acceptance. By the means of simulation, we show how the model works and we prove that it leads the system to an optimal solution.

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Sapienza

2018

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“…The authors of [17] analyse existing architectures of smart homes from the security perspective, concluding that gateway architectures are the most suitable to provide key technologies for cyber protection: auto-configuration and automatic update installation. An overview of existing tooling for the implementation of cyber protection in smart homes is also included in their work, however, all these tools are applicable only for newly designed devices to be included in a future smart homes.…”

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GHOST - Safe-Guarding Home IoT Environments with Personalised Real-Time Risk Control

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Augusto-Gonzalez³

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Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Abstract. We present the European research project GHOST, (Safeguarding home IoT environments with personalised real-time risk control), which challenges the traditional cyber security solutions for the IoT by proposing a novel reference architecture that is embedded in an adequately adapted smart home network gateway, and designed to be vendor-independent. GHOST proposes to lead a paradigm shift in consumer cyber security by coupling usable security with transparency and behavioural engineering.

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“…By investigating such related works as [12][13][14][15][16], these researchers drew the structure of smart devices which can be applied to smart home. The structure of smart devices consists of four layers: application layer, application framework, module core library, and Linux kernel layer.…”

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An enhanced security framework for home appliances in smart home

Kang

Moon

Park

2017

Hum. Cent. Comput. Inf. Sci.

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Since the end of 2000, smartphones have explosively spread and have made people’s lives plentiful. With the start of smartphones, new smart devices, including tablet PCs, smart TVs, smart refrigerators, and smart air conditioners, have emerged, expanding their areas from individuals to business and home. These days, smart home service has drawn a lot of attention as a human-centric service. It is the environment where home appliances and other smart devices are connected to internet in order for user service and experience. The current smart home service is simply based on wireless home network to execute the function of connected home. The service has no smart home security so that it is possible for users to suffer a financial loss caused by information leakage or home appliance hacking. Therefore, to apply smart home service to surroundings, it is necessary to take into account security of smart devices. In this paper, we propose an enhanced security framework for smart devices in a smart home environment. The security framework provides the integrity system using the self-signing and access control techniques for preventing the security threats such as data modification, leakage and code fabrication.

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IoT Privacy and Security Challenges for Smart Home Environments

Cited by 325 publications

References 29 publications

On the Users’ Acceptance of IoT Systems: A Theoretical Approach

On the Users’ Acceptance of IoT Systems: A Theoretical Approach

GHOST - Safe-Guarding Home IoT Environments with Personalised Real-Time Risk Control

An enhanced security framework for home appliances in smart home

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