An Early Cautionary Scan of the Security Risks of the Internet of Things
Sai Srujan Gutlapalli · Asian Journal of Applied Science and Engineering · 2017
The Internet of Things is playing an essential role in the evolution of a new and more intelligent world, one in which every aspect of daily life will be governed by it. Concerning the Internet of Things, security is by far the most important issue and component that needs to be addressed. Future generations will have a difficult time finding solutions to the security challenges that we are currently facing since there will be billions or trillions of connected devices in the world. The Internet of Things (IoT) paves the way for a variety of entities and applications that are to the advantage of humanity. Although it is the most important achievement of the decade, it has also given rise to catastrophic situations due to security problems such as threats, vulnerabilities, and assaults on linked and interconnected devices and objects. Despite the fact that it is the most significant accomplishment of the decade, it has also given rise to catastrophic scenarios. Despite this, it is without a doubt the most important accomplishment of the last ten years. Businesses and organizations around the world are lending their support to the ongoing paradigm shift by providing researchers and academics with financial aid. The Internet of Things, which will connect trillions of different devices, is the sector that is anticipated to have the greatest amount of growth over the course of this decade. It is believed that the Internet of Things will bring about a change in the manner in which we communicate. There are several serious risks associated with the Internet of Things, including physical attacks, network attacks, encryption attacks, software attacks, authorization, surveillance, identity theft, vandalism, and secure communication. One of the most significant risks is the theft of personal information. According to the conclusions of this research, none of the security architectures for the Internet of Things incorporate a security layer.