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 IoT
Security and Privacy Paradigm
 Internet of Everything (IoE)
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Contents
Preface......................................................................................................................vii
About the Book .........................................................................................................xi
Editors.................................................................................................................... xiii
Contributors ............................................................................................................. xv

Chapter 1 Intrusion Detection and Avoidance for Home and Smart City
Automation in Internet of Things.........................................................1
M. Gowtham, H. B. Pramod, M. K. Banga,
and Mallanagouda Patil

Chapter 2 Heterogeneous Intelligent Transportation Systems: Review of

Cybersecurity Issues, EU Regulations, and Economics ....................25
Andrea Chiappetta

Chapter 3 Fog Platforms for IoT Applications: Requirements, Survey, and

Future Directions................................................................................ 47
Sudheer Kumar Battula, Saurabh Garg, James Montgomery,
and Byeong Kang

Chapter 4 IoT-Based Smart Vehicle Security and Safety System....................... 71

Asis Kumar Tripathy

Chapter 5 Smart Attendance Monitoring IoT-Based Device Using Cloud

Services .............................................................................................. 91
Suriya Sundaramoorthy and Gopi Sumanth

Chapter 6 Encryption of Data in Cloud-Based Industrial IoT Devices ............ 111

Ambika N.

Chapter 7 Cyber Attack Analysis and Attack Patterns in IoT-Enabled

Technologies..................................................................................... 133
Siddhant Banyal, Kartik Krishna Bhardwaj, and Deepak
Kumar Sharma

v
vi Contents

Chapter 8 A Review of Cyber Attack Analysis and Security Aspect of

IoT-Enabled Technologies ................................................................ 159
Joy Chatterjee, Atanu Das, Sayon Ghosh, Manab Kumar Das,
and Rajib Bag

Chapter 9 Authentication of Devices in IoT...................................................... 193

Daneshwari I. Hatti and Ashok V. Sutagundar

Chapter 10 Software-Defned Networks and Security of IoT............................. 213

Ahmed Gaber Abu Abd-Allah, Atef Zaki Ghalwash, and
Aya Sedky Adly

Chapter 11 RSA-Based Remote User Authentication Scheme for Telecare

Medical Information System............................................................ 229
Sumit Pal and Shyamalendu Kandar

Chapter 12 Illegitimate EPR Modifcation: A Major Threat in IoT-Based

Healthcare System and Its Remedy through Blind Forensic
Measures........................................................................................... 257
Suchismita Chinara, Ruchira Naskar, Jamimamul Bakas, and
Soumya Nandan Mishra

Chapter 13 IoT: Foundations and Applications................................................... 281

Suchismita Chinara, Ranjit Kumar, and Soumya Nandan Mishra

Chapter 14 Physical Layer Security Approach to IoT......................................... 303

Rupender Singh and Meenakshi Rawat

Chapter 15 Tenable Irrigation System with Internet of Things .......................... 331

Upendra Kumar, Smita Pallavi, and Pranjal Pandey

Chapter 16 Privacy and Security Challenges Based on IoT Architecture .......... 353
Umang Shukla
Index...................................................................................................................... 377
Preface
This book covers a wide range of security and privacy issues in IoT-enabled tech-
nologies. The diverse contents will differentiate this edited book from others. The
chapters include security vulnerabilities, data-intensive security and privacy, pri-
vacy-preserving communication protocols, RFID-related technologies like signal
interference, spoofng, eavesdropping, authentication token security in machine-to-
machine (M2M) communication protocols, privacy in crowd-sensing, and self-adap-
tive cyber-physical systems. These topics are likely to be embedded with the security
and privacy aspects of IoT-enabled technologies. This book brings together leading
academic scientists, researchers, and research scholars to exchange and share their
experiences and research results on all aspects of security and privacy issues in IoT.
It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners,
and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and con-
cerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the felds
of security and privacy in IoT.
The book is organized into 16 chapters. Chapter 1 discusses the assorted dimen-
sions of ubiquitous computing with the specifc integration towards wireless tech-
nology-based cities using high-performance technologies. There is a huge need to
develop mechanisms so that the overall scenarios and implementations of IoT in
smart cities or similar wireless environments can be made secure. The key objective
of this chapter is to present the assorted approaches with the secured mechanisms of
password management for IP-based IoT sensors to enforce and implement security
and overall performance.
Chapter 2 focuses on bringing together all the innovative technologies associ-
ated with a partially connected automated vehicle environment (PCAVE) to enhance
advanced transportation as well as making the technologies clear and connecting
them to intelligent transportation systems (ITS), providing an overview on cyberse-
curity issues, European Union regulations and economics, and a review of the known
cyberattacks related to the transport sector. The aims of and scope of the research is
based on broadly covering high-quality review and research articles on experiments,
simulation, and modeling as well as analysis of traffc related to vehicles with the
main focus being on actual time-data-driven methods in CAVE and PCAVE.
Chapter 3 presents the requirements of Fog platforms to serve the demands of
big data generated through intelligent devices in an IoT environment in the future
and also present the challenges in developing these platforms. The chapter looks
closely at characteristics of existing Fog platforms and other crucial requirements for
designing a platform, such as architectures and algorithms, that are available in the
literature. In addition, research gaps and future directions are discussed.
Chapter 4 deals with traffc accidents and ways to ensure safety. Roads are
unpredictable and there can be a fatal accident at every turn. One cannot rely on the
capabilities of other drivers and pedestrians. One needs to be self-aware of the envi-
ronment and other vehicles. Drivers should take all precautions and be mindful of
the people on the road because every life is precious. Common reasons for accidents

vii
viii Preface

are drivers’ lack of concentration due to distractions or lack of sleep. This research
work incorporates an eye-blink sensor to ensure the driver’s eyes are always open
and that the driver doesn’t fall asleep, and a mechanism to confrm the driver is wear-
ing a seatbelt at all times. Through these various small efforts, driver safety can be
ensured and the lives of others on the road can be saved.
Chapter 5 presents an approach to using proximity of sensors and the cloud for
storing data. The chapter reveals Smart Attendance, a classroom attendance system
that requires little installation cost, and saves paper and teacher work hours. If a stu-
dent does not attend class for more than three days in a row or if the student has less
than the required attendance, a message will be sent to parents.
Chapter 6 explores encryption of data in cloud-based industrial IoT devices. In
the Internet of Things, devices of different capabilities are provided with a common
platform. Using this platform they will be able to communicate with each other. As
device communication is increasing, so is the data. To support abundant data stor-
age and provide scalability, the cloud is introduced. The technology avails data to
the user anytime, anywhere. The cloud increases reliability by 10.05% compared to
regular encryption standard methods.
Chapter 7 analyzes the methodologies used in assessment and analysis of cyber-
attacks. The signifcance and contribution of this piece is manifold as this chapter
details not only IoT-based devices but also introduces the basic concepts behind the
development of the same and identifes common bottlenecks present. Subsequently,
we cover open challenges in this domain and the possibility of future work for
improving the existing technologies in cybersecurity.
Chapter 8 reviews the related literature to identify the approaches of cyber intru-
sion detection and prediction related to IoT devices as well as software. Various
security mechanisms like cryptography will be explored with respect to their IoT-
based hardware implementations, and some machine learning techniques will be
presented for possible extension of security issues thereof. The key objective of this
chapter is to explore research directions with the intention of providing the optimal
result to the security issues that heterogeneous IoT devices and software face.
Chapter 9 discusses the need of authentication and authorization in IoT. Because
the network is scalable, the authentication in a static and dynamic environment is
presented. Various issues such as communication overhead, usage of computational
resources, tolerance to several attacks, and trusting of devices are discussed. IoT
comprising of heterogeneous devices has varied resources, hence centralized and
decentralized schemes are discussed for authentication with reduced communication
overhead and energy consumption.
Chapter 10 focuses on software-defned networking (SDN) methodology to for-
mulate a network for an effective and heavy-duty IoT. IoT requirements which are
provided by SDN, include fexibility and agility. Additionally, it allows using the
applications layer for developers and network administrators to develop and manage
advanced implements and software linking the IoT to be more effcient. The relation
between these two technologies is directly proportional if we have better SDN lead-
ing to the best IoT performance. A survey is provided through this research discuss-
ing how the SDN has been helping IoT to have a more stable and secure framework
to work through.
Preface ix

Chapter 11 discusses how a telecare medical information system (TMIS) helps

patients access required medical services and access their medical information from
a remote place. Due to the vulnerability of communication systems and the sensitiv-
ity of medical information, secure communication is necessary in TMIS. Mutual
authentication of the user and the server and session key agreements are necessary
for ensuring integrity, confdentiality, and security of the telecare medical architec-
ture. Remote user authentication is an effcient technique to perform secure commu-
nication over an insecure network.
Chapter 12 explores the various security threats against existing IoT-based
healthcare systems, such as illegitimate electronic patient record (EPR) modifcation
attacks, and subsequently proposes remedies to prevent/detect them. In this respect,
the chapter discusses the traditional approaches towards security and privacy in IoT
healthcare systems, which are majorly based on pre-processing of data, vis-à-vis the
much newer branch of security, viz. digital forensics, where the detection and pre-
vention of EPR attacks are completely post-processing oriented. Finally, the chap-
ter presents a recent state-of-the-art digital forensic technique for authentication of
medical images in IoT-based healthcare infrastructure.
Chapter 13 exemplifes the understanding of the fundamentals and underlying
architecture of IoT. This motivated us to impart the importance of IoT in terms
of its beginning and basic concepts to readers and researchers. Also knowing the
IoT architecture and possible applications in different domains of human life will
encourage researchers to fnd solutions and design the IoT network effciently. Thus
the objective of this chapter is to cast light on various applications of IoT in the inter-
national scenario and its contribution in providing quality human life. This chapter
summarizes the IoT fundamentals since its inception up to its application in current
days. Another objective is to provide researchers a clear picture of the constraints
faced for IoT design and its functioning.
Chapter 14 explains infrastructure technological developments; our world is con-
nected through smart devices that are driven by the Internet of Things. These devices
utilize the wireless medium to exchange information through broadcasting, and it
makes the system more vulnerable to eavesdropping. Traditionally, different cryp-
tographic techniques such as the asymmetric encryption algorithm (RSA) or sym-
metric encryption algorithm (AES) were employed to ensure privacy and security.
Chapter 15 elucidates how irrigation can be handled smartly using the Internet
of Things by an agricultural justice collaborative model to detect the soil tempera-
ture, moisture content, and soil water potential. In this approach, the heat dissipa-
tion is counterbalanced by sprinkling water automatically onto the soil. Further, the
dynamic variations in temperature will also render the water supply. Moreover, the
collaborative monitoring and predictive maintenance of the soil’s volumetric mois-
ture content saves time and avoids the problem of constant vigilance. The chapter
also generates impetus on conservation of water by supplying water to the plants and
feld as per requirements. Over and above, this chapter also incorporates the experi-
mentally received information from sensors and various parameters. This informa-
tion is fed as analog input to the equivalent electronic model which is implemented
on an Arduino Uno microcontroller. The model also collaborates the information
with the user’s mobile phone and to a centralized data peak cloud.
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