Intelligence, Security, Trust and Privacy Advances in IoT, Bigdata and 5G Networks (Volume II)

Dear Colleagues,

In the era of the Internet of Things (IoT) and big data, widespread applications of various intelligent terminals and wearable sensing devices promote many novel information transmission approaches and information service modes. Currently, 5G-enabled derivatives, such as smart city, smart transportation, connected healthcare and smart energy, are developing rapidly. While it provides enhanced convenience to peoples’ lives, it also faces severe security and privacy challenges. Various data-driven intelligent applications should be combined with diversified privacy protection technologies, attach importance to personal and organizational identity and data privacy protection, and strive to build a secure ecological environment for the whole lifecycle of information flow.

This Special Issue organizes the latest intelligent data processing strategies, trust management, privacy protection techniques, and attack and defense methods for IoT, Blockchain and 5G ubiquitous networks. Technical contribution papers, industrial case studies and review papers are welcome. The proposed topics include (but are not limited to):

• Intelligent data processing, algorithm, and model;
• Security, trust and privacy in IoT, big data and 5G networks;
• Multimedia networking, communication and security;
• Data fusion of heterogeneous sensor data and multi-mode data;
• Secure machine learning and deep learning;
• Privacy-preserving data mining;
• Trust and privacy representation, measurement and management;
• Privacy computing methods, models and algorithms;
• Security, trust and privacy in wireless sensor network, edge/fog computing;
• Federated learning, reinforcement learning and meta learning;
• Adaptive access control model, authentication and authorization;
• Unmanned aerial vehicles networking, communication and security;
• Intelligent transportation system, communication and security;
• Connected healthcare technology and applications;
• Security, trust and privacy in smart grid and smart energy;
• Trusted execution environments, hardware and chip security;
• Intelligent processing and security in connected autonomous vehicles;
• Blockchain technologies and applications.

Prof. Dr. Shaoen Wu
Prof. Dr. Jinbo Xiong
Prof. Dr. Periklis Chatzimisios
Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Daneshmand
Guest Editors

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• Intelligence, Security, Trust and Privacy Advances in IoT, Bigdata and 5G Networks in Sensors (11 articles)