Security Issues of the Web of Things

Jaouhari, Saad El; Bouabdallah, Ahmed; Bonnin, Jean-Marie

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-809764-9.00018-4

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“…WoT involves numerous heterogeneous entities interacting with each other. Given the enormous number of connected devices that are potentially vulnerable, security and privacy protection became extremely necessary [50]. In fact, poorly secured interconnected (malicious) IoT devices could serve as entry points for cyber attacks towards more critical targets.…”

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Architecting the Web of Things for the fog computing era

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Fog computing paradigm is emerging after a decade's dominance of cloud-based system design and architecture. Now, instead of centralising the computation and coordination to remote services, these are deployed and distributed to all over physical surroundings and network nodes, including cloud services, smart gateways, and network edge devices. At the moment, the majority of the Internet of things (IoT) systems and software has built on top of open Web-based technologies. The authors assume that with the ever-growing number and heterogeneity of connected devices, it becomes ever-more crucial to have open standards that support interoperability and enable interactions. They review the current technological space for architecting Web technology-based IoT software in the coming era of fog computing. They focus on fundamental research challenges and discuss the emerging issues.

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“…In this section, we give some considerations on current IoT technology and related security breach and solutions (if any). Source of the following discussion comes from some recent state of the art survey in the area [51–55] as well as security issues analysis of the WoT [50], where a more through discussion can be found.…”

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“…In terms of the WoT, S. El Jaouhari et al [72] went through the currently proposed architectures for securing the WoT. They have presented the authorization frameworks that allow a fine-grained and flexible access control to the resources.…”

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“…They prefer to have full control of their personal information and to have enough security mechanisms to protect their data. Therefore, the authors in [72] have considered some of the main system SIFs on perceived security and privacy in terms of the WoT, such as access control, authorization, encryption, identity management, buffer overflow, etc.…”

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“…Since the WoT is designed to be context-aware, the aforementioned context IFs have to be analyzed in terms of security and privacy issues. For example, El Jaouhari et al [72] have identified security issues of the WoT and reviewed existing architectures for securing the WoT. On the other hand, Shafik and Matikhah in [86] have summarized privacy issues in the Social WoT (SWoT) and recommended appropriate solutions to address them.…”

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Quality of Life, Quality of Experience, and Security Perception in Web of Things: An Overview of Research Opportunities

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The Web of Things (WoT) is a technology concept that allows the integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) with the World Wide Web (WWW). It will vastly affect our lives in the near future given that it offers new services and applications via the well-known web window. In todays’ world where one can hardly imagine everyday life without access to various online services and applications via a plethora of devices, one can notice that technology has a huge impact on our day-to-day quality of living. That is why a user’s Quality of Experience (QoE) towards used technology in general plays a crucial role in their Quality of Life (QoL). Furthermore, security perception in terms of technology is the feature that vastly affects QoE and, consequently, QoL, as the number of security and privacy threats, risks, and vulnerabilities in cyber space, i.e., the technology environment that we increasingly use, is constantly rising. In order to reach the ultimate goals—the adoption of WoT technology and improvement of our QoL—we must know how this important aspect of security is so far addressed and analyzed. Therefore, this paper gives a comprehensive and structured analysis of the existing literature in this field through a proposed framework and provides an overview of research opportunities that should be addressed and elaborated in future investigations.

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A Survey on IoT Protocol and Threat Matrix

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Algorithms for Intelligent Systems

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Security Issues of the Web of Things

Cited by 7 publications

References 14 publications

Architecting the Web of Things for the fog computing era

Architecting the Web of Things for the fog computing era

Quality of Life, Quality of Experience, and Security Perception in Web of Things: An Overview of Research Opportunities

A Survey on IoT Protocol and Threat Matrix

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