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Node to Node Secure Data Communication for IoT Devices Using Diffie-Hellman, AES, and MD5 Cryptographic Schemes


Abstract:

Identifying the right source and target nodes in IoT as well as secure data communication is very vital in ensuring security, validity and reliability of IoT communicatio...Show More

Abstract:

Identifying the right source and target nodes in IoT as well as secure data communication is very vital in ensuring security, validity and reliability of IoT communication. Since more devices are being programmed to exchange data and commands autonomously in IoT and wireless sensor networks, security and authenticity of such transmitted data is very crucial. This calls for strong security approaches to prevent both passive and active attackers against data communication. This work proposed a scheme for securing communication among IoT devices by applying Diffie-Hellman encryption algorithm to authenticate the communicating nodes while using AES and MD5 to encrypt and validate the data transfer among the nodes.
Date of Conference: 29-31 May 2019
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 09 April 2020
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Conference Location: Accra, Ghana

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