Secure and QoS-aware communications for smart home services

Hager, Markus; Schellenberg, Sebastian; Seitz, Jochen; Mann, Sebastian; Schorcht, Gunar

doi:10.1109/tsp.2012.6256188

Cited by 17 publications

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“…As mentioned in section "Conclusion and Future Work" of our previous work [19] there was an ongoing NIST (National Institute for Standardization and Technology) competition for the next secure hash algorithm. Just a few weeks ago, on Oktober 3rd, the NIST pronounced the hash algorithm KECCAK (see [20]) to be the next secure hash algorithm, called SHA-3 (see [21]).…”

Section: B Encryption Featuresmentioning

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A Framework for Smart Home Services with Secure and QoS-aware Communications

Hager

Schellenberg

Seitz

et al. 2012

International Journal of Advances in Telecommunications, Electrotechnics, Signals and Systems

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Abstract-The scenario of smart home services will be discussed with regard to two important aspects: the quality of service problem for the in-house communication and the need for a security scheme for the whole system. We focus on an installation with smart computers in each flat interconnected using a switched Ethernet network. These smart devices are responsible for performing local services, user control and operate as a gateway for the different types of sensor and actor networks installed at each flat. We propose a QoS scheme to prevent congestion situation for the Ethernet network which is applicable to currently available cost-sensitive hardware. Furthermore, the whole system, all communication channels, user data and the access to the framework are secured by our proposed security architecture. Finally, we will present the latest improvements on Ethernet network standards, the ongoing work on this topics and our next steps for future work.

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Section: B Encryption Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Framework for Smart Home Services with Secure and QoS-aware Communications

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Schellenberg

Seitz

et al. 2012

International Journal of Advances in Telecommunications, Electrotechnics, Signals and Systems

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“…The security requirements of different smart home components are explained in (Han, Jeon and Kim, 2015). Similarly, a new quality of service (QoS) concept and a new integrated concept for smart home security systems are proposed in (Hager et al, 2012). In the proposed approach in (Hager et al, 2012), all communication channels, all system and user-data, and all kinds of access to the smart home system are secured by a state-of-the art security framework.…”

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“…Similarly, a new quality of service (QoS) concept and a new integrated concept for smart home security systems are proposed in (Hager et al, 2012). In the proposed approach in (Hager et al, 2012), all communication channels, all system and user-data, and all kinds of access to the smart home system are secured by a state-of-the art security framework. In addition, based on the classification of each specific smart home service, the authors also present a solution to prevent congestion situations inside the smart home network.…”

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Secure Web-Based Communication Framework for Smart Home Systems Designed for the Elderly and Disabled

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Daş²

2016

Proceedings of the 24th International Academic Conference, Barcelona

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“…We propose a solution that exploits the flexibility of recursive layers with a novel solution for the implementation of each layer. In particular, we propose employing "Forwarding on Gates" (FoG) [8,9] for the Internet layer and the "Traffic Engineering Middleware for Ethernet" (TEME) [5,6] at the intra-network layer. Figure 1 shows the logical node architecture with both layers.…”

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“…The TEME system [5,6] consists of a middleware installed on each end node of the Ethernet network and a centralized control server. Although this server is designed to manage one complete Ethernet sub-network, it is also possible to virtually split the Ethernet network into several regions and apply this control server to each of these regions to address the scaling problem in large networks.…”

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Recursive layering of Forwarding on Gates and Traffic Engineering Middleware for Ethernet

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Hager

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The International Conference on Information Networking 2013 (ICOIN)

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Quality of Service (QoS) for inter-networks requires a two-tier approach to separate the end-to-end communication from the QoS provisioning within each autonomous system. However, the interaction between both is not standardized. Furthermore, the solutions for both tiers lack either scalability, flexibility, or QoS guarantees. Our paper presents a combination of "Forwarding on Gates" (FoG) as inter-network and "Traffic Engineering Middleware for Ethernet" (TEME) as intra-network techniques. This combination incorporating a recursive layer model separates the layers based on their scope and not on their functionality. This paper proposes a single interface used by all layers. Furthermore, the same interface is used by applications in order to signal their QoS requirements. This design allows supporting QoS in a more consistent way as compared to the ISO/OSI layer model. The paper outlines the proposal theoretically and demonstrates the advantages with an example.

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Secure and QoS-aware communications for smart home services

Cited by 17 publications

References 6 publications

A Framework for Smart Home Services with Secure and QoS-aware Communications

A Framework for Smart Home Services with Secure and QoS-aware Communications

Secure Web-Based Communication Framework for Smart Home Systems Designed for the Elderly and Disabled

Recursive layering of Forwarding on Gates and Traffic Engineering Middleware for Ethernet

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