A Secure and Efficient Authentication Mechanism for IoT Devices with Mobile Apps
Keywords:
IoT, security, Authentication, SSL, IoT devices, IoT Mobile Application.Abstract
IoT devices are essential in our century for connecting everything to the internet so that users can quickly access and control it from a distance. Saving time, having remote access to resources at any time from anywhere, and having everything connected to the internet are the key benefits of adopting IoT devices. Various issues have arisen in the IoT space over time, most of them are linked to security and privacy. Confidentiality and Integrity are crucial components of security authentication since they help to create a robust security system.IoT protocols currently offer various levels of security that are connected to authentication and authorization, but as time goes on, it will be crucial that these levels of protection against various attacks, such as masquerade attacks, man in the middle attacks, replay attacks, password guessing Impounder attacks, DoS attacks, etc., require more protection at various layers. In this study, we used a temperature sensor (DHT22) with NodeMCU to transmit data over the Internet of Things protocol and receive it at the mobile end in order to analyse security and create a smart solution. This study assesses the security of data transmission from IoT devices to mobile devices and discusses the difficulties we overcame while creating the prototype. While building a prototype that can operate flawlessly and propagate data to the cloud, we are also concentrating on the level of security while transmitting data from IoT devices to the cloud and from the cloud to mobile immediately.
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