Dominik Soukup, Ondřej Hujňák, Simon Štefunko, Radek Krejcí, Erik Gresak
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Security Framework for IoT and Fog Computing Networks
Our environment becomes more and more interconnected. Various devices like refrigerators, doors or light bulbs communicate over different networks and provide information for applications that are supposed to make our lives easier and more comfortable. However, such data provide sensitive information about our presence or habits and become captivating for network attackers. It is very challenging to detect incidents in heterogeneous IoT networks where different devices come in and out or change their network profiles quite frequently. We propose a security framework for IoT and fog computing networks to address these challenges. Our framework is very flexible and designed even for devices with limited computational power. All components can be deployed on one network node or distributed among many, which also allows easy scalability. Part of our solution is software IoT gateway that provides the capability to analyse traffic from non-IP IoT sensors. This project covers full-stack security solution because it contains collectors, detectors and management tools. This framework has only software components with no relation to any specific hardware device. It is developed as an open-source project and it is publicly available for the worldwide community. Currently developed detectors detect identified vulnerabilities for Z-Wave, Long Range Wide Area Network (Lo-RaWAN), BLE and IP based IoT protocols.