Secure and lightweight privacy preserving Internet of things integration for remote patient monitoring

Ahmed, Mohammed Imtyaz; Kannan, G.

doi:10.1016/j.jksuci.2021.07.016

Cited by 15 publications

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“…A comparison of computation costs, communication costs, and security features to existing protocols show that the new protocol is more efficient and provides better security. Ahmed and Kannan [34] explore the growth in ICTs and the possibilities of IoT applications across various industries, specifically in healthcare. IoT has the ability to enhance healthcare delivery through Remote Patient Monitoring using wearable technology and sensors.…”

Section: Elliptic Curve Cryptography-based Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digitization of healthcare sector: A study on privacy and security concerns

et al. 2023

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Section: Elliptic Curve Cryptography-based Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digitization of healthcare sector: A study on privacy and security concerns

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“…The optimism of the biosensors field gravitates around these devices being a critical personal healthcare tool, although the field still needs further exploration. The spectrum of applications is mainly framed by the possibilities of biosensing to engage with the Internet of Things [45,46] and big data through wireless gadgets [47]. The prospect of combining the regular monitoring of health-related levels such as sweat glucose [48], blood test modules [4], or saliva [49] can be fundamental to cancer detection, which is a significant knowledge base in the field today.…”

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Exploring Biosensors’ Scientific Production and Research Patterns: A Bibliometric Analysis

Valente,

Pinto,

Pereira

et al. 2024

Sensors

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More sustainable biosensor production is growing in importance, allowing for the development of technological solutions for several industries, such as those in the health, chemical, and food sectors. Tracking the latest advancements in biosensors’ scientific production is fundamental to determining the opportunities for the future of the biosensing field. This article aims to map scientific production in the biosensors field by running a bibliometric analysis of journal articles registered in the Web of Science database under biosensor-related vital concepts. The key concepts were selected by researchers and biosensor technology developers working on the BioAssembler Horizon project. The findings lead to identifying the scientific and technological knowledge base on biosensing devices and tracking the main scientific organisations developing this technology throughout the COVID-19 period (2019–2023). The institutional origin of the publications characterised the global distribution of related knowledge competencies and research partnerships. These results are discussed, shedding light on the scientific, economic, political, and structural factors that contribute to the formation of a scientific knowledge-based focus on the performance and design of these sensors. Moreover, the lack of scientific ties between the three axes of organisations producing expertise in this area (China, USA, and Russia) points towards the need to find synergies through new mechanisms of co-authorship and collaboration.

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“…IoT facilitates early warning systems through wearable devices and sensor networks, addressing delays in conventional healthcare services as these signs can even cause death if delayed or left untreated . Proposed secure IoT integration ensures reliable RPM with RFID authentication and privacy protection, enhancing healthcare quality [13]. This rise in preventive healthcare awareness, along with advancements in sensor technology and communication methods, has propelled health monitoring systems to the forefront of medical innovation.…”

Section: Cryptography For Healthcarementioning

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Secure and portable health monitoring system for cyber physical systems in internet of things

Sarkar,

Jhamb

2024

Eng. Res. Express

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The incorporation of Internet of Things (IoT) technology into healthcare has introduced vulnerabilities within medical devices, thereby posing noteworthy risks to both patient safety and the inclusive integrity of healthcare systems. This contribution addresses the security concern of health care monitoring system. The STM32BL-475E IoT node along with its sensors provides a greener way to monitor health remotely with data privacy, along with this many such applications can be containerized to enable multiuser application in virtual set up. This Paper proposes a methodology of dynamic key generation highlighting the potential for transformative healthcare advancements. The proposed work provides an improved avalanche effect of 51.6%, minimal RAM utilization of 3.49% and a randomness of 2^128 times which is very unpredictable to detect. This paper aims to integrate these technologies to create a resilient health monitoring framework with greater data indemnity. The integration of artificial intelligence with the proposed design is reserved as future work

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Secure and lightweight privacy preserving Internet of things integration for remote patient monitoring

Cited by 15 publications

References 44 publications

Digitization of healthcare sector: A study on privacy and security concerns

Digitization of healthcare sector: A study on privacy and security concerns

Exploring Biosensors’ Scientific Production and Research Patterns: A Bibliometric Analysis

Secure and portable health monitoring system for cyber physical systems in internet of things

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