Deception Mechanisms for Cyber-Security Enhancement in the Internet of Things

This work provides a structured approach to the usage of deception mechanisms in Internet of Things deployments within 6G era. Honeypots, honeynets and moving target defence elements are increasingly frequent, and their potential to overcome specific cyber-security issues in IoT is paramount. Authors focus on actual implementations, emphasising those that employ open source technologies, describing actionable articles and tools, which culminates in analysing the upcoming AIAS platform. Arguably, the usage of such mechanisms will lead to refined implementations in the upcoming future.

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2024-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/camad62243.2024.10942923
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Information and Cyber Security
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Deception Mechanisms for Cyber-Security Enhancement in the Internet of Things

Carlos E. Palau, Christos Xenakis, Salvador Cuñat, Dionysis Xenakis et al.
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Deception Mechanisms for Cyber-Security Enhancement in the Internet of Things

Carlos E. Palau, Christos Xenakis, Salvador Cuñat, Dionysis Xenakis, Ignacio Lacalle, Aristeidis Farao
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This work provides a structured approach to the usage of deception mechanisms in Internet of Things deployments within 6G era. Honeypots, honeynets and moving target defence elements are increasingly frequent, and their potential to overcome specific cyber-security issues in IoT is paramount. Authors focus on actual implementations, emphasising those that employ open source technologies, describing actionable articles and tools, which culminates in analysing the upcoming AIAS platform. Arguably, the usage of such mechanisms will lead to refined implementations in the upcoming future.

University of Piraeus (GR), National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (GR)
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