“Secure Architecture for Providing Data Authenticity in IoT Enabled Devices”
Shivangi, Gulishta Khan, Shalini Zanzote Ninoria · 2022
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a young technology that is rapidly evolving. because of importance of IoT within the destiny, it will be extremely important to create adequate security for IoT infrastructure. Via this existing article, the architecture of IoT and their security dimensions are addressed after presenting and exploring the securities and demanding scenarios of various IoT layers. The use of sensitive information that needs to be kept secret from third parties will increase as a result of the development of modern private technologies. In order to assess and mitigate many IoT privacy issues and support the design and deployment of cosy and touchy systems, present methodologies are neither sufficient nor powerful. This study suggests a data authentication architecture in this situation. In particular, there may be a drive toward adopting secure IoT architectures that rely on physically unreproducible capabilities and in-depth research to guarantee the privacy of retrieved IoT data.