Special Issue "Security and Privacy in Wireless Communication and Internet of Things"
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Internet of Things".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 February 2024 | Viewed by 870
Special Issue Editors
Interests: Internet of Things; big data; future internet; network security
Interests: wireless communication; wireless sensor networks; wireless coexistence; signal processing; network security
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Interests: information security and privacy; trust modeling and management; trusted computing; trust, security and privacy in social networking and IoT
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Interests: distributed data processing in distributed IoT; cognitive edge continuum; tactile internet, and large-scale decentralized systems (blockchain)
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Recent developments in wireless communication and Internet of Things (IoT) have enabled many new applications, and are dramatically changing our lives. The IoT interconnects people, networks, fog/edge, cloud, sensors, actuators, and physical environments to make networking and wireless communication more relevant and valuable than ever before. However, there are problems such as hardware resource constraints, lack of dominating standards, lack of interoperability among different service providers and different communication platforms. These problems make it challenging to design and provide security solutions for wireless communication and IoT. Meanwhile, many security- and privacy-sensitive applications, such as process industry applications, intelligent transportation systems, smart city and smart home applications, as well as remote healthcare applications, are heavily dependent on wireless communication and IoT. It is therefore imperative to study the security and privacy solutions for wireless communication and IoT with regards to the newest development trends in both technology and applications. With this Special Issue, we solicit original contributions on security and privacy in wireless communication and IoT, such as physical-layer security, network security, human factors, blockchain applications, privacy preservation with federated learning, intrusion detection, lightweight cryptography, quantum cryptography for IoT, and experiences from providing security for real-world mobile and IoT applications.
Dr. Qinghua Wang
Prof. Dr. Mikael Gidlund
Prof. Dr. Zheng Yan
Prof. Dr. Rahim Rahmani
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- blockchain
- human factors in cybersecurity
- IoT security
- lightweight cryptography
- mobile security
- network security
- physical-layer security
- privacy preserving
