Internet of Things

➢ Introduction to IoT “The Internet of Things(IoT) can be defined as physical objects that connect to the internet through embedded systems and sensors, interacting with it to generate meaningful results and convenience to the end-user community”.[1] ➢ Current state of affairs with regard to IoT According to research conducted by Cisco in 2013, it is estimated that the number of connected objects to reach approx. 50 billion in 2020 (or 2.7% of the total things in the world). [2] With a massive increase

fields is the Internet of things (IoT). The basic idea of IoT is the networking of different physical devices, smart devices, vehicles and also the items embedded with electronics, software, sensors etc. to the internet. IoT is playing a more and more important role. It covers from traditional equipment to most general household objects such as WSNs and RFID. With this great potential of IoT there come security problems which are discussed in this paper. As IoT is built on the internet, security problems

After a short sabbatical traveling the world looking at interesting technologies and business models, I have decided to return to Moor Insights & Strategy to lead the Internet of Things (IoT) practice. There isn’t a better time to make a comeback! First and foremost, it’s important to remember IoT is not new. In fact, one could argue industrial IoT was invented by stalwarts like Johnson Controls, Honeywell, Itron, General Electric, and Schneider Electric last century through their sensors, meters

Abstract—Due to the vulnerable nature of the Internet of Things (IOT) the security and privacy are those important issues for the IOT which attracted lots of focus in recent years. The lack of efficient and lightweight authentication method in IOT can make it a delicious vulnerable victim for several impersonate-based attacks. This paper proposes a new authentication mechanism for IOT called Certificate-based Identity Resolution (CIR) which tries to protect IOT terminal nodes from attacks by applying

of 802.15.4 frame in different cases on QoS, Keys words: Internet of Things, Sensor Networks, Flow Label, Traffic Class, 6LowPAN, CSMA/CA, GTS. 1. Introduction An Internet of Things (IoT) system connects the physical world into Internet via radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, sensors, and mobile devices. IoT is an intelligent collaboration of tiny sensors and devices giving new challenges to the end to end communication of things. 6lowpan (IPv6 over Low-Power Wireless Personal Area Networks)

EEEE 663 Graduate Paper Review Report ON “Efficient Embedded Learning for IoT Devices” Submitted by: Rohan N. Dhamdhere, rnd7528@g.rit.edu I. Introduction The Internet of Things (IoT) helps us sense meaningful data from the physical world. In recent years, its ability to sense the data has increased tremendously, which increases the prospects of IoT applications useful to humans. Machine learning will play a big part

Internet of Things, abbreviated IoT, is the interconnection of devices through internet networks. It has skyrocketed in recent years and has no intentions on slowing down. It connects things like cell phones, cars, computers, monitors, coffee machines, and other devices that contain, sensors, internet connection, and software. It connects devices and machines that one might not even notice or know about. Internet of things is changing the world we live in. It has allowed for reduced waste, increased

Abstract—the internet of things is the interconnection of computing devices by means of internet, which has implanted in small gadgets in order to send and receive the data. Nowadays IOT has becoming basic research subject because it arranges distinctive sensors and objects to communicate particularly with each other without human mediation. IOT security is the region where the connected devices and network protected without vulnerability and viruses. In this report, we discuss about IOT devices

INTERNET OF THINGS Submitted to Dr. Salam Professor Computer department Southern University and A&M College By, Cluster Number: 5

Introduction and Background We through this literature survey intend to explore the existing and possible vulnerabilities in the Internet of Things(IoT) systems – primarily focusing on the “privacy concerns” for the Internet of Things. Problem statement Our goal is to analyze the network security problems of the Internet of Things and to find a possible solution for the problem. Background The Wikipedia definition