Examining IoT in the Angle of Security with Counter measures – A Study
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https://doi.org/10.56294/sctconf2024.1117Keywords:
IoT, challenges and opportunities, IoT attacks, Vulnerabilities, Detection methodsAbstract
Introduction: The collective networks of linked objects and technologies that enable communications between items and systems, including clouds, are referred to as Internet of Things (IoT). Recent decades of technological developments have paved the way for society to continue becoming more digitally integrated.
Methods: IoT has turned into a massive network of smart gadgets that communicate online and grown into a new technological paradigm. The possibility that IoT may involve storing of sensitive data online, security is an essential component. Regrettably, the biggest obstacle to IoT technology adoption is security. Therefore, enhancing the security of IoT devices is currently the top concern for industries and academics.
Results: A sizable corpus of research on the topic covers a number of problems and possible solutions. But the majority of current research falls short of providing a thorough analysis of assaults within IoT.
Conclusion: The goal of this IoT investigation is to provide guiding information on dangers and assaults, followed by a thorough review of defense mechanisms against important IoT security attacks
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