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Analysis of data flow in iot devices and evaluating security of mud implementation on smart home network
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Darazam, Milad Kazami
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oT usage has shown significant growth in the past decades. A major target for theIoT market is the living spaces which have become smarter by the integration of IoTdevices. However, the network infrastructure have not been developed from the per-spective of Cyber security. IoT devices are subject to Cyber security threats in mul-tiple fronts. For example, infected IoT devices may contribute to DDoS attacks thattarget global Internet services, such as the DNS. For mitigation of the attacks, vari-ous solutions have been proposed. In this thesis, we review available solutions witha particular focus on the application of a standardized whitelisting method, namelyManufacturer User Description (MUD). For an evaluation of MUD usage in IoT net-works, we analyzed traffic of two devices with the aim of detecting recognizable anddistinctive traffic patterns. We established specific MUD files based on the detectedtraffic patterns and evaluated the MUD files for the validation of their proof of work.
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Smart home security
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IoT traffic pattern
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M. K. Darazam, “Analysis of data flow in iot devices and evaluating security of mud implementation on smart home network,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2021.