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IoT Medical Forensic Network Level Intrusion Detection Systems

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G. Rekha, Dr. T. Sudha
» doi: 10.31838/ecb/2023.12.si4.180

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) is fast growing to have a bigger influence on everything from ordinary living to massive industrial systems. However, this has drawn the attention of hackers, who have turned IoT into a focus for harmful activity, potentially allowing access to an assault on terminal nodes. In order to avoid assaults on IoT environments, a variety of IoT intrusion detection systems (IDS) have indeed been described in the literature, with the main categories being detecting technology, evaluation approach, and rollout strategy. This article includes a comprehensive assessment of current IoT IDS, in addition to an outline of the methodologies, deployment approach, testing technique, and datasets often employed in IDS development.IDS. They also look at just how current IoT IDS identify invasive attacks and safeguard IoT connections. It also classifies IoT threats and highlights upcoming research difficulties to resist these attacks to make IoT better and more reliable. These goals assist IoT security experts by bringing together, comparing, and summarizing disparate scientific research. As a result, we offer a one-of-a-kind IoT IDS taxonomy that throws fresh light on IoT IDS approaches, their benefits and drawbacks, IoT threats that make use of IoT communications networks, as well as matching increased IDS and detecting abilities to identify IoT hazards.

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