Research and Challenges of Security & Privacy in Internet of Things (IoT)
Arun Kumar Singh, Ashish Tripathi, Pushpa Choudhary, Prem Chand Vashist · 2020 International Conference on Computation, Automation and Knowledge Management (ICCAKM) · 2020
In today's modern lifestyle the internet is a very basic and needy requirement. The Internet of Things (IoT), it's a conception that indicates how it would be if all the things (physical objects) of the world that are used in daily use are connected to the Internet. In this IoT, it is supposed to recognize all the connected devices that are connected with the Internet. The meaning of IoT is the connection among “things” such as controllers, machines, people, and sensors with restricted networks through the internet or other communication techniques throughout a novel approaches to built intelligence networks. All of the daily things used within these devices include washing machines, coffee makers, all wearable devices headphones, lamps, cell phones, and everything we can think of. So we can say that IoT is a conceptual environment of physical things that interacts with other things (devices). Security is a major concern of IoT nodes such as users, servers, objects and things with the association of confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA). Privacy is the subpart of security its role is very much important in various IoT Services and applications, which may be harmed by an eavesdropper.