IoT Dialectical and Security Threats A cybernated inquisition schema for IoT systems
Jayasree Kokkonda · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2022
Abstract: Security challenges, risks, and assaults related to the Internet of Things (IoT) have been highlighted as a potential and challenging study field. As a result, a forensics approach for detecting IoT-related crime will become necessary in the future. Forensics investigators, on the other hand, face several obstacles as a result of the Internet of Things. These include the vast amount and diversity of information available, as well as the blurred borders between networks, with private networks progressively blending into public networks. We wanted to investigate and expand the link to help with digital investigations of IoT devices and to address new issues in digital forensics. Concerning IoT devices, we stress numerous measures for digital forensics. Furthermore, the integration of a large number of objects in IoT forensic interest, as well as the relevance of recognised and gathered devices, complicates IoT forensics. This paper's goal is to propose a framework and security threats for IoT forensics.