Emerging Trends in Machine Learning, Data Science, and Internet of Things

Security and Privacy Preserving in Cloud Computing Using IoT

Author(s): Vivek Talnikar, Monika Dangore, Anita Mahajan, Vanita Kshirsagar, Yogesh Mali* and Vishal Borate

Pp: 250-266 (17)

DOI: 10.2174/9798898814717126010018

* (Excluding Mailing and Handling)

Abstract

The Web of Clinical Things (WCT) coordinates the medical care industry with the Web of Things (WoT) environment. It enables the creation, collection, transmission, and analysis of clinical data through IoT integration. These IoT networks comprise various medical services, IT frameworks, clinical sensors, and management software. The IoMT enhances the medical care framework by creating a seamless, open, integrated, and reliable system. Nonetheless, ensuring secure verification in IoMT is challenging due to the diverse communication environment of various IoMT devices. Although various examinations have investigated potential IoMT device authentication techniques, more work is required, especially in client validation, to develop long-term IoMT solutions. Secret key administration remains one of the significant challenges in this specific circumstance. This paper presents an IoMTrelated electronic passwordless verification strategy that is quick, powerful, and secure. To achieve cross-stage similarity, it integrates a version of FIDO2/WebAuthn, one of the latest standards for passwordless authentication. This streamlines the process of obtaining and further developing client accreditations while maintaining compliance with regulations. The paper also assesses the delays in IoMT gadget verification and enrollment processes. Results and reproductions demonstrate how the proposed framework can achieve rapid validation on cloud servers with minimal enrollment and approval processes, regardless of device types. 


Keywords: Authentication, DAA algorithm, ECC, IoMT, Online login.