Privacy and Security of Networking
A special issue of Journal of Sensor and Actuator Networks (ISSN 2224-2708).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2019)
Special Issue Editor
Interests: future network architecture; edge computing; wireless communications and mobile computing; Internet of Things; security; data centric networking; network functions virtualization
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The proliferation the Internet-of-Things (IoT), mobile, and sensory devices, coupled with their pervasiveness worldwide, raises major conceptual and security concerns about the architectures that organize tomorrow’s compute infrastructure, its scalability, and privacy and security requirements. Future novel architectures need to support the shift from edge devices consuming data to edge devices being a voluminous producer of data. This raises multiple questions concerning data placement, securing data, privacy, processing, and sharing. Edge computing is at the heart of such novel architectures, in which compute and storage resources are placed at the network edge, in proximity to mobile and IoT devices. This approach offers advantages, such as improved scalability, reduced network latency, faster compute response times, and improved security and privacy.
In this Special Issue, we are seeking submissions that focus on secure data-centric edge architectures and privacy preserving data sharing frameworks that will enable compelling new applications and fully realize the opportunity of big data in tomorrow’s mobile and IoT device environments. Information-centric networking (ICN) is a new network architecture that provides access to named data as a first order network service, providing better trust in data authenticity. Security is a particularly important topic, since ICN enables new approaches with respect to confidentiality, access control, and trust management that we want to address through this Feature Topic.
Prof. Dr. Abderrahmen Mtibaa
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Edge computing security
- Security architectures for future internet architectures
- Authentication and authorization for distributed caching environment
- Security in mobile data centric networking
- Cryptographic protocols against internal attacks in IoT
- Mechanisms to enforce privacy and trust
- Trusted computing platform
- Copyright management and business models for IoT and future internet architectures
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