Internet of Things Protocols Comparison, Architecture, Vulnerabilities and Security
Yassine Chahid, Mohammed Benabdellah, Abdelmalek Azizi · 2017
The internet of things is a topical subject, which consists in connecting the objects to each other in order to communicate via networks. This communication is managed by protocols to ensure the proper exchange of information and data while respecting the rules imposed by the various standards organization. As communications progresses, the annoying question arises, how to enhance the security of these exchanges? The purpose of this paper is to give a state of the art of the main protocols that manage the communication between connected objects in the IoT domain, list the faults of each protocol and the proposed solutions until now, and finally, compare these existing protocols according to their functionalities and characteristics.