A Privacy Preserving Communication Protocol for IoT Applications in Smart Homes

2016 International Conference on Identification, Information and Knowledge in the Internet of Things (IIKI) Pub Date : 2016-10-01 DOI:10.1109/IIKI.2016.3

Tianyi Song, Ruinian Li, Bo Mei, Jiguo Yu, Xiaoshuang Xing, Xiuzhen Cheng

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Internet of things is the trending direction when it comes to designing smart living environment. One of the popular applications of Internet of things is the smart home system. A smart home system usually consists of various types of connected sensors, actuators, appliances and a controller. The controller analyzes the data reported by the sensors and sends out messages to electric appliances and other sensors to ask them to behave accordingly. There are a lot of smart home designs proposed in the literature to make the systems smarter and more comfortable. However, little work has considered the security and privacy issues in smart home systems. In this paper, we analyze the differences of security and privacy issues that lie in the smart home systems, smart grid, and wireless sensor networks. Further, we propose our own solutions that achieves privacy preservation during the communications between end sensors and appliances and the controller.

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智能家居中物联网应用的隐私保护通信协议

物联网是智能生活环境设计的趋势方向。智能家居系统是物联网的热门应用之一。智能家居系统通常由各种类型的连接传感器、执行器、电器和控制器组成。控制器分析传感器报告的数据，并向电器和其他传感器发送信息，要求它们采取相应的行动。文献中提出了许多智能家居设计，以使系统更智能，更舒适。然而，很少有工作考虑到智能家居系统的安全和隐私问题。本文分析了智能家居系统、智能电网和无线传感器网络在安全和隐私问题上的差异。此外，我们提出了自己的解决方案，在终端传感器和设备与控制器之间的通信过程中实现隐私保护。

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