Titlebook: Interoperability, Safety and Security in IoT; Second International Nathalie Mitton,Hakima Chaouchi,Patrick Capolsini Conference proceedings

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Marcio Ferreira Moreno,Renato Cerqueira,Sérgio Colcherpfen und lädt den Leser zum selbstständigen Weiterdenken ein. Das ausführliche Literaturverzeichnis zu jedem Kapitel regt zu weiterführender Lektüre an. In der zweiten Auflage wurden Abschnitte u.a. zu aktuelle978-3-662-57836-0

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Li Qiang,Yang Zeming,Liu Baoxu,Jiang Zhengwei,Yan Jian

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Jian Wang,Abraham O. Fapojuwo,Chen Zhang,Huiting Tan

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Technical Overview of F-Interopards. This paper gives a technical overview of the project and its software architecture. The architecture follows the event bus design pattern: generic messages are routed between the different software components, some of these running at different locations.

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UML Modeling of Cross-Layer Attack in Wireless Sensor Networksss-layer attack. In this paper, the definition of cross-layer attack is proposed and several cases of attacks are presented. In order to better understand their behaviors, the cases of cross-layer attack are modeled by utilizing unified modeling language, which helps to build more secure wireless sensor networks.

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Identifying DOS and DDOS Attack Origin: IP Traceback Methods Comparison and Evaluation for IoTked connectivity. The ability to trace back to an attack origin is an important step in locating evidence that may be used to identify and prosecute those responsible. In this theoretical research, IP traceback methods are compared and evaluated for application, and then consolidated into a set of metrics for potential use against attackers.

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Synchronization Abstractions and Separation of Concerns as Key Aspects to the Interoperability in Io this paper is the discussions about how media synchronization challenges can enroll the Internet of Things research area, where distributed sensors and actuators are specified as media objects and can be related to usual hypermedia objects, all synchronized in time and space, in what we call the “Synchronism of Things”.