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With the development of information technology, Internet of things (IoT) has been applied widely in human civilization, but it leads to the increase of the risk about information security. The traditional security solutions have revealed the lack of compatibility with IoT because of the differences about complex communication protocol, low energy, processing ability, and limited memory. Therefore, the suitable IoT security solutions need the balance between energy and costs as well as wide adaption for the various network protocols. Our research team, after had been under a long process of analyzing theoretical documents and operating simulated experiments, recognized that the lightweight cryptography is the most optimal solution in new network platform generation. Our team also improved and implemented CurveCP which is one of these lightweight cryptographies in the wireless sensor networks (WSN) to enhance data secure and information security of IoT system. This study briefly describes the improvement of CurveCP lightweight cryptography by reducing length of cryptographic key as well as implement in IoT system. It also includes the simulation experiment, solutions evaluation, conclusion, and future development.
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Our team sends the gratefulness to tutors and the colleagues for providing adequate support about infrastructure and advice during the researching process. They work in Bach Khoa Cipher Security Center and other faculties in School of Information Communication Technology, Hanoi University of Science and Technology as well as Vietnam National University. This research is funded by Hanoi Department of Science and Technology under the project 01C-02/01-2019-3.
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Van Tanh, N., Tri, N.Q., Giang, N.L., Le, DT. (2022). Security Solution for the Internet of Things with the Innovative Lightweight Encryption Algorithm CurveCP. In: Gandhi, T.K., Konar, D., Sen, B., Sharma, K. (eds) Advanced Computational Paradigms and Hybrid Intelligent Computing . Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1373. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4369-9_49
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