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Privacy Preserving Middleware Platform for IoT.

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正題名/作者:	Privacy Preserving Middleware Platform for IoT./
作者:	Sousa, Patricia Raquel Raquel.
出版者:	Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, : 2021,
面頁冊數:	164 p.
附註:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 84-01, Section: B.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International84-01B.
標題:	Universal Serial Bus. -
電子資源:	http://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=29138186
ISBN:	9798835530830

Privacy Preserving Middleware Platform for IoT.
Sousa, Patricia Raquel Raquel.

Privacy Preserving Middleware Platform for IoT. - Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2021 - 164 p.

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 84-01, Section: B.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Universidade do Porto (Portugal), 2021.

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The growing deployment of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and the different ways sensors are connected, acquire and use personal data highlight the need for transparency, control, and tools to ensure that users' privacy is met in increasingly complex configurations. Due to the great heterogeneity of devices and communications in these systems, users' data becomes vulnerable and exposed. The IoT brings us a reality from a ubiquitous computational perspective, where data is shared on the Internet without users' control. Most of the time, the information exchanged contains confidential and private data about consumers or companies. The current assurances of IoT manufacturers do not meet current and potential consumers' growth expectations. Recent literature has highlighted some significant barriers to the growth of IoT, such as identity management, data protection technologies, data ownership, and privacy-preserving frameworks. This thesis focuses on a solution to give users control over their data. We present an architectural design and implementation of two main modules: (a) a middleware layer to control all data shared with the Internet and (b) a secure provisioning module integrated with the middleware for end-to-end authentication between devices. This thesis innovates by positioning the users as active players in their data's control and market, behaving as data brokers for potential end-users data. We started by identifying and reviewing privacy-preserving technologies, identity management, and end-to-end solutions, focusing mainly on IoT. Unlike existing provisioning methods, this thesis proposes a solution that gives the devices an identity, eliminating the risk of impersonating attacks and allowing devices to authenticate with each other. Finally, we integrate this solution with a middleware layer that gives the users the ability to control the privacy of all their data and is independent of the device's SDK, which can be deployed both on the home router and on the devices themselves so that it can be easily integrated into multiple use-case scenarios.

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520 $a The growing deployment of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and the different ways sensors are connected, acquire and use personal data highlight the need for transparency, control, and tools to ensure that users' privacy is met in increasingly complex configurations. Due to the great heterogeneity of devices and communications in these systems, users' data becomes vulnerable and exposed. The IoT brings us a reality from a ubiquitous computational perspective, where data is shared on the Internet without users' control. Most of the time, the information exchanged contains confidential and private data about consumers or companies. The current assurances of IoT manufacturers do not meet current and potential consumers' growth expectations. Recent literature has highlighted some significant barriers to the growth of IoT, such as identity management, data protection technologies, data ownership, and privacy-preserving frameworks. This thesis focuses on a solution to give users control over their data. We present an architectural design and implementation of two main modules: (a) a middleware layer to control all data shared with the Internet and (b) a secure provisioning module integrated with the middleware for end-to-end authentication between devices. This thesis innovates by positioning the users as active players in their data's control and market, behaving as data brokers for potential end-users data. We started by identifying and reviewing privacy-preserving technologies, identity management, and end-to-end solutions, focusing mainly on IoT. Unlike existing provisioning methods, this thesis proposes a solution that gives the devices an identity, eliminating the risk of impersonating attacks and allowing devices to authenticate with each other. Finally, we integrate this solution with a middleware layer that gives the users the ability to control the privacy of all their data and is independent of the device's SDK, which can be deployed both on the home router and on the devices themselves so that it can be easily integrated into multiple use-case scenarios.
520 $a Com o crescimento do conceito Internet of Things, ha cada vez mais dispositivos ligados a Internet a trocar informacoes entre si, com servicos online e com a cloud. Com este aumento da comunicacao e transmissao de dados, aumenta tambem a necessidade de transparencia, controlo e ferramentas que assegurem privacidade aos utilizadores, em relacao aos seus dados. Devido a heterogeneidade dos dispositivos e comunicacoes, os dados dos utilizadores ficam mais expostos e vulneraveis.Muitas vezes, a informacao partilhada contem dados confidenciais e privados acerca dos proprios utilizadores ou empresas, e geralmente os utilizadores nem sabem que estao a partilhar esses dados. Por essa razao, e importante garantir que os fabricantes e fomecedores de produtos e servicos de lot protejam os consumidores e a privacidade dos seus dados. As medidas atuais nao correspondem ao grau de necessidade de privacidade que os utilizadores dos dispositivos IoT devem ter.Os recentes avancos da literatura destacam algumas barreiras significativas para o crescimento da IoT, como a falta de servicos de descentralizacao, gestao de identidade, propriedade de dados e tecnologias de protecao de dados. Esta tese, foca-se na apresentacao de uma solucao que da ao uti- lizador o controlo dos seus dados no loT. Apresentamos um desenho de arquitetura e implementacao com dois modulos principais: (a) uma camada de middleware que controla a partilha dos dados com a Internet e (b) um modulo de aprovisionamento de dispositivos, integrado com o middleware. que garante identidade e, consequentemente, comunicacoes autenticadas ponto-a-ponto entre os dispositivos. Esta tese inova porque posiciona o utilizador como um ativo no controlo dos seus dados e na comercializacao, comportando-se como um broker dos seus proprios dados.Nesta tese, comecamos por rever o estado da arte das tecnologias de privacy-preserving, gestao de identidade e autenticacao ponto-a-ponto, com foco no conceito de loT. Ao contrario dos metodos de aprovisionamento existentes, esta tese apresenta uma solucao que da uma identidade aos dispositivos. eliminando a possibilidade de ataques de impersonating (onde o atacante faz-se passar por um utilizador fidedigno, de forma a aceder a informacao priviligiada). Com esta solucao, es dispositivos umbem conseguem autenticar-se mutuamente. Por fim, integramos esta solacao com a camada de middleware que da aos utilizadores a capacidade de controlar a privacidade de todos os seus dados e e independente do SDK do dispositivo, o que significa que pode ser implementado tanto no router domestico como nos proprios dispositivos, para que possa ser facilmente integrado em casos de uso diferentes.
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