A Framework of Online Social IoT System and Trust Management Scheme

International Journal of Computer Science (IJCS) Published by SK Research Group of Companies (SKRGC)

Abstract

Internet of things is going to make a world where physical objects are unlined in corporate into information networks in order to render advanced and intelligent services for human being. Trust management plays a vital role in IOT; there is a need for robust and efficient trust management. Various security issues result in several different requirements to the design of trust management. The propose a framework to separate desired properties of trust management for each type of security issues. A Iot of service provider needs to control access to their performance and providing personalized services. This entails that the service provider requests and stores personal attributes. Nevertheless, many service providers are not sure enough about the correctness of attributes that are revealed by the user during registration. Identity management systems purpose to increase the easy to use of authentication procedures. The exhibits a new approach for user-centric identity management scheme, using trusted modules. Along with the review, we also discover some open search query for future work and accordingly present a new idea over the trust management implementation.

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Keywords

Data mining, Internet of Things, Secure Computing.