Review on Internet of Things Attacks and Their Countermeasure using Lightweight Cipher Algorithms

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Published: Jun 25, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26483/ijarcs.v8i5.3888
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Internet of Things, Lightweight Cryptography, IoT Attacks.

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anandika sharma

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- Due to the increasing demand of interconnected devices has led to the world “internet of things†which transform the real world into the virtual objects. After 1991 there is a great change in human life, industry and organization due to the development of interconnected devices which leads to speed up processes, reduce errors, and prevent theft to make automation in all areas. IoT covers wide range of applications like smart transport, smart health, smart city, smart farming and many more due to the increasing components in the IoT some components are unattended so it is easy to attack them. The combination of network, things and services IoT needs to be secured and privacy issues are the main concern. In this paper, a survey on evolution of IoT network, their attacks, and on the basis of application survey is done. From the survey, found that cryptographic techniques have been applied to secure the data on IoT. The IoT devices are resource constraint devices so conventional algorithms performance not efficient so lightweight algorithms required. Also, in this paper comparative analysis is done on lightweight algorithms

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anandika sharma

student,department of computer science, Punjabi university, Patiala, Punjab

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