Systematic Security Evaluation of Comprehensive Hardware-Accelerated Key Management Framework for Cellular IoT

The exponential growth of cellular IoT deployments creates unprecedented security challenges, particularly for key management in resource-constrained environments where traditional software-based solutions prove inadequate.This paper presents a systematic security evaluation of a comprehensive hardware-accelerated key management framework specifically designed for cellular IoT devices, leveraging ARM CryptoCell-310 hardware security technology.We develop a complete evaluation methodology that encompasses secure key generation, storage, usage, and disposal across the entire device lifecycle.Through extensive empirical analysis involving formal security evaluation, systematic threat modeling, and performance studies across LTE-M/NB-IoT networks, we demonstrate that our hardware-based approach achieves up to 87% improvement in cryptographic operation speed and 42% reduction in power consumption compared to software-only implementations.Our framework provides quantifiably enhanced security guarantees, including 94% improvement in side-channel attack resistance and formal verification of key security properties.The solution addresses critical vulnerabilities in existing IoT security architectures through hardware root-of-trust and isolated execution environments.This work contributes both theoretical foundations for cellular IoT security and practical solutions for next-generation deployments, offering a scalable approach for securing the rapidly expanding cellular IoT ecosystem.

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2025-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.51408/csit2025_43
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Wireless Body Area Networks
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Systematic Security Evaluation of Comprehensive Hardware-Accelerated Key Management Framework for Cellular IoT

Hambardzum Minasyan
Wireless Body Area Networks
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Systematic Security Evaluation of Comprehensive Hardware-Accelerated Key Management Framework for Cellular IoT

Hambardzum Minasyan
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The exponential growth of cellular IoT deployments creates unprecedented security challenges, particularly for key management in resource-constrained environments where traditional software-based solutions prove inadequate.This paper presents a systematic security evaluation of a comprehensive hardware-accelerated key management framework specifically designed for cellular IoT devices, leveraging ARM CryptoCell-310 hardware security technology.We develop a complete evaluation methodology that encompasses secure key generation, storage, usage, and disposal across the entire device lifecycle.Through extensive empirical analysis involving formal security evaluation, systematic threat modeling, and performance studies across LTE-M/NB-IoT networks, we demonstrate that our hardware-based approach achieves up to 87% improvement in cryptographic operation speed and 42% reduction in power consumption compared to software-only implementations.Our framework provides quantifiably enhanced security guarantees, including 94% improvement in side-channel attack resistance and formal verification of key security properties.The solution addresses critical vulnerabilities in existing IoT security architectures through hardware root-of-trust and isolated execution environments.This work contributes both theoretical foundations for cellular IoT security and practical solutions for next-generation deployments, offering a scalable approach for securing the rapidly expanding cellular IoT ecosystem.

National Polytechnic University of Armenia (AM)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Wireless Body Area Networks
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