Security with IP Address Assignment and Spoofing for Smart IOT Devices
S Rajashree, Rajashree Soman, Pritam Gajkumar Shah
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S Rajashree, Rajashree Soman, Pritam Gajkumar Shah
Abstract
The widespread use of internet is causing more cyber-attacks using IP spoofing. The security for IoT devices to prevent IP spoofing involves validating the source address of received IP packets at the gateway. This is required to prevent a unauthorized user from using IP address as source address and flooding packets to the gateway there by using the bandwidth allocated to authorized users. This paper proposes a scheme for IP address assignment to smart IoT devices (which communicate using TCP/IP) and validation of source IP address in the received IP packets from the IoT Device at the Gateway device.
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The widespread use of internet is causing more cyber-attacks using IP spoofing. The security for IoT devices to prevent IP spoofing involves validating the source address of received IP packets at the gateway. This is required to prevent a unauthorized user from using IP address as source address and flooding packets to the gateway there by using the bandwidth allocated to authorized users. This paper proposes a scheme for IP address assignment to smart IoT devices (which communicate using TCP/IP) and validation of source IP address in the received IP packets from the IoT Device at the Gateway device.
Key concepts: IP address spoofing, ARP spoofing, Computer network, Spoofing attack, Computer science, IP tunnel, Network packet, Computer security