Trust in Internet of Things: An architecture for the future IoT network
Kazi Masum Sadique, Rahim Rahmani, Paul Johannesson · 2018
Current technology driven world is moving forward with massive implementation of smart objects. These smart objects or Internet of Things (IoT) nodes are involved in sensing of real time critical data from surroundings. Though these IoT nodes are involved in very specific task but their existence is very important for the complete system. Usually, in an IoT architecture, several heterogeneous nodes connect with a nearest gateway. The gateway itself connects with the world via Internet. IoT nodes need to flexible about connectivity as those may need to leave and join any gateway based on context (time, location etc.). To achieve flexibility, IoT components need a trust relationship between each other. In this paper, we have proposed a mechanism for integrating distributed trust management in IoT by using edge computing technology, considering the scalability and heterogeneous capability of IoT devices.