Threats to the IOT technologies from security point of view
Dipto Biswas, Balasubramaniam Kumaraswamy · 2025
The Internet of Things (IoTs) requires ubiquitous, stable, high-performing, efficient, and scalable infrastructure and facilities. IoT services are compatible with a vast array of devices, spanning from basic to sophisticated technology, and communication takes place over multiple networks. The Internet of Things’ most important feature is cloud computing, which links servers and analyses vital data collected from sensors in addition to offering enough storage. Upcoming organisation and resale data will be needed to complete this attribution. Some uses of the IoT make it possible to automate processes and enable physical objects that are not living to function without human intervention. Applications of the IoT in the industrial sector have the potential to increase output and provide wider networks of communication between personnel and machinery. In the end, this would make it possible for more rival companies to join the market, which would enhance quality assurance and lower losses. The many applications of IoT, such as smart cities and towns, healthcare, and industry, are covered in this article along with the hazards and benefits of various technologies.