System Control Applications of Low-Power Radio Frequency Devices

Rensburg, Roger van

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/889/1/012016

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“…Enforce confidentiality optionally with a 64-bit network key (used to initiate a channel, however inapplicable for encrypting message sent within the channel) and 128-bit AES-CTR algorithm [ 91 ].…”

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“…Employs IEEE 802.15.4 defined security services in Physical and MAC layer and additionally defines its own security model and set of security services at the network and application layers, includes 128-bits key, AES encryption standard (ASE-CCM), Zigbee Trust Center, link key for end-to-end communication and source node authentication, network key for network access control [ 91 ]…”

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Recent Technologies, Security Countermeasure and Ongoing Challenges of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT): A Survey

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Samsudin

2021

Sensors

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The inherent complexities of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) architecture make its security and privacy issues becoming critically challenging. Numerous surveys have been published to review IoT security issues and challenges. The studies gave a general overview of IIoT security threats or a detailed analysis that explicitly focuses on specific technologies. However, recent studies fail to analyze the gap between security requirements of these technologies and their deployed countermeasure in the industry recently. Whether recent industry countermeasure is still adequate to address the security challenges of IIoT environment are questionable. This article presents a comprehensive survey of IIoT security and provides insight into today’s industry countermeasure, current research proposals and ongoing challenges. We classify IIoT technologies into the four-layer security architecture, examine the deployed countermeasure based on CIA+ security requirements, report the deficiencies of today’s countermeasure, and highlight the remaining open issues and challenges. As no single solution can fix the entire IIoT ecosystem, IIoT security architecture with a higher abstraction level using the bottom-up approach is needed. Moving towards a data-centric approach that assures data protection whenever and wherever it goes could potentially solve the challenges of industry deployment.

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