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Internet of Things Technology, Communications and Computing

Series Editors

Giancarlo Fortino

Calabria, Italy

Antonio Liotta

Eindhoven, The Netherlands

More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/11636

Editor

Sbastien Ziegler

Internet of Things Security and Data Protection

Editor

Sbastien Ziegler

Mandat International, Geneva, Switzerland

ISSN 2199-1073 e-ISSN 2199-1081

Internet of Things

ISBN 978-3-030-04983-6 e-ISBN 978-3-030-04984-3

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04984-3

Library of Congress Control Number: 2018968445

Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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About this Book

The Internet of Things (IoT) is disruptively shifting the paradigm of cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection toward new territories. With tens of billion connected devices, the information gathering is becoming omnipresent and deeply pervasive. Simultaneously, networks are becoming exposed to new threats with an unprecedented surface of risk.

The security risks associated with IoT systems are extremely challenging to overcome given the highly dynamic nature, heterogeneous nature of hardware, global connectivity, changing parameters, and wide accessibility. These factors often result in IoT ecosystems being physically unprotected and susceptible to manipulation by external parties. As such, there are a number of security threats that can affect IoT objects. These threats include attacks targeting diverse communication channels, denial of service, physical threats, eavesdropping, and identity fabrication among others.

In view of these challenges, this book intends to provide an overview of complementary approaches, methodologies, and tools to better protect IoT infrastructures and personal data. It leverages recent research results from research projects. It has been made possible thanks to contributions from various international experts and research teams. Our acknowledgments go more specifically to the following European research projects: Privacy Flag, ANASTACIA, Synchronicity, U4IoT, SAINT, F-Interop, IoT Lab, and IoT6.

Contents

Sbastien Ziegler

Sbastien Ziegler , Cdric Crettaz , Eunah Kim , Antonio Skarmeta , Jorge Bernal Bernabe , Ruben Trapero and Stefano Bianchi

Antonio Skarmeta , Dan Garcia Carrillo and Alexis Olivereau

Luca Bolognini and Paolo Balboni

Anna Brkine , Anastasios Papathanasiou , Dimitrios Kavallieros , Sbastien Ziegler , Christopher Hemmens , Adrian Quesada Rodriguez , Georgios Germanos , Georgios Kokkinis , Georgios Leventakis , Jart Armin and John Bothos

Luca Bolognini and Sbastien Ziegler

Sbastien Ziegler

Ana Maria Pacheco Huamani and Sbastien Ziegler

Lucio Scudiero and Sbastien Ziegler

Luca Bolognini , Camilla Bistolfi and Sbastien Ziegler

Sbastien Ziegler , Mythili Menon and Pasquale Annichino

Adrian Quesada Rodriguez , Sbastien Ziegler , Christopher Hemmens , Ana Maria Pacheco Huamani , Cesco Reale , Nathalie Stembert , Drew Hemment , Rob Heyman , Jonas Breuer and Dejan Drajic

Antonio Skarmeta , Jos L. Hernndez-Ramos and Juan A. Martinez

List of Figures

Fig. 1.1 Network segmentation

Fig. 1.2 Traditional cybersecurity threat matrix

Fig. 1.3 Cybersecurity threat matrix: evolution with the Internet of Things

Fig. 2.1 Trustworthiness, security and privacy

Fig. 2.2 Pervasiveness of security and privacy within the system development life cycle

Fig. 2.3 Dimensions of a successful attack

Fig. 2.4 Cyberattack life cycle

Fig. 2.5 OWASP IoT surface areas

Fig. 2.6 OWASP IoTI1: Insecure web interface

Fig. 2.7 oneM2M context and security domains

Fig. 2.8 GSMA IoT example model

Fig. 2.9 ANASTACIA framework overview

Fig. 2.10 ARMOUR framework overview

Fig. 3.1 IoT device life cycle

Fig. 3.2 Generic bootstrapping framework

Fig. 3.3 EAP mode pass-through

Fig. 3.4 PANA flow of operation

Fig. 3.5 CoAP-EAP flow of operation

Fig. 3.6 Instantiation of Bootstrapping with AAA and EAP for IoT

Fig. 3.7 Examples of prevention and reaction security mechanisms

Fig. 3.8 Cybersecurity countermeasures at various attack stages

Fig. 3.9 SDN-based deployment

Fig. 7.1 Privacy Risk Area (PRA) and Privacy Safe Area (PSA)

Fig. 7.2 UPRAAM requirements

Fig. 7.3 UPRAAM iterative process scheme

Fig. 7.4 In-depth evaluation scope

Fig. 7.5 Asymmetric access to information

Fig. 7.6 UPRAAM crowd-driven evaluation methodology

Fig. 11.1 SynchroniCity architecture

Fig. 11.2 Smart city stakeholders

Fig. 11.3 DPIA Diagram, WP29, DPIA Guidelines

Fig. 13.1 MyData architecture

Fig. 13.2 DCapBAC basic scenario

Fig. 13.3 DCapBAC extended scenario

Fig. 13.4 SMARTIE architecture

Fig. 13.5 Instantiation of SMARTIE components in a smart building scenario

List of Tables

Table 1.1 Possible impact levels

Table 1.2 Emerging attack patterns

Table 2.1 Major security vulnerabilities

Table 2.2 OWASP top ten vulnerabilities

Table 3.1 Improvement in percentage, comparing PANA and CoAP-EAP message size overhead

Table 3.2 Comparing PANA and CoAP-EAP experimental results (authentication time, success ratio and energy consumption)

Table 3.3 Best practices for IoT IDS design

Table 9.1 Landscape of tools and roles regulated by the eIDAS Regulation

Table 9.2 Types of seals foreseen by EIDAS Regulation

Table 11.1 Desirable properties in IoT-enabled smart city services

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