Abstract:
Distributed mechanisms have become an obvious solution, not just for crypto-currency. Instead, it has inspired smart houses, electrical grids, agriculture, health care, transportation, and others to develop robust privacy and security solutions.
IoT-based smart devices form a networked system of devices that work together to run these Cyber-Physical Systems. Thus, all architectural frameworks include security and privacy. The Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Cyber-Physical Things (IoCPT), Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs), and Internet of Everything (IoE) have increased the need for distributed solutions.
Blockchain, a distributed ledger technology, may aid privacy and security solutions. We update blockchain-based authentication mechanisms that enforce decentralized architectures. We discuss IoT-enabled smart device authentication security.
We analyze proposed literature schemes that pose authentication challenges in terms of computational costs, communication overheads, and robustness models. Thus, lightweight solutions for managing, maintaining, processing, and storing IoT-enabled asset authentication data are necessary.
Cloud computing supports integration. Blockchain and lightweight cryptosystems are more promising. Finally, we discuss future research challenges to improve ambiguities.
Keywords : Smart Devices, Smart Cities, Internet Of Things, Cloud Computing, Authentication, Wireless Sensor Networks, Security, Blockchains, Cloud Computing, Computer Network Security, Data Privacy, Health Care, Internet Of Things, Smart Cities, Smart Power Grids
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