Design and implementation of trusted sensing framework for IoT environment

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Abstract

Even though Internet of things (IoT) sensing services are introduced in a wide range of areas, it is not applicable to mission-critical services due to the lack of the trustworthiness of the IoT sensing data. To address this problem, we propose TruSense, a novel trusted sensing framework for the IoT environment that covers end-to-end implementation from an IoT device to a cloud service. The TruSense framework includes a small sensing board, a communication protocol, and a cloud service for the trusted sensing in the IoT environment. To show our framework’s feasibility, we design an ARM TrustZone-based IoT sensing board and implement an application and a trusted sensing service running in the Secure world. We also implement a cloud service for the trusted sensing in Google app engine, which is one of the widely used cloud services.

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Park, S., Park, J., & Oh, J. (2021). Design and implementation of trusted sensing framework for IoT environment. Journal of Communications and Networks, 23(1), 43–52. https://doi.org/10.23919/JCN.2020.000035

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