Trust in Edge-Enabled IoT Security: Features, Challenges and Research Directions
Reviews current trust management in edge-enabled IoT, proposes taxonomy, and identifies gaps for future research.
This paper reviews current state of trust management in edge-enabled IoT, proposes a taxonomy for IoT layers, and identifies gaps and future directions for context-aware trust management.
- Reviews current state of trust management in edge-enabled IoT
- Proposes comprehensive taxonomy for IoT layers
- Identifies gaps and future directions for trust management
- Products
- IoT systems
- Malware
- edge-enabled IoT
- Organizations
- edge nodesservicesdata sources
- Countries
- IoT
- AI models
- edge-enabled IoT
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1 min read at arxiv.orgProviding autonomous intelligence, pervasive connectivity and usability to human life and industry has led to the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT). To support time-sensitive and resource-constrained applications, IoT systems nowadays increasingly rely on edge computing. This brings computation and decision-making closer to end devices.
By Esin Ece Aydın · arxiv.org
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