Sensor Data Privacy and Intrusion Detection for IoT Networks

Dear Colleagues,

The Internet of Things has begun to evolve its applications in various sectors of human life through smart and portable devices and wireless communication. Sensor data collection, aggregation, transmission, and analysis in IoT networks should be carried out without any data disclosure. Fortunately, highly secure and privacy-sensitive data in IoT networks can be protected with intelligent privacy-preserving techniques and trustable data processing mechanisms. Of course, data owners and service providers would always like to utilize privacy-aware data trading mechanisms. Even so, security risks in IoT networks are increasing due to the limited security protection of devices and the decentralized nature of routing and communication. Furthermore, the limited resource capability of IoT devices requires special infrastructure to run Intrusion Detection Systems like fog nodes or edge nodes, and the design of an intelligent and energy-efficient IDS is highly challenging for IoT networks where 0-day attack vulnerabilities are becoming more frequent. Thus, offering intelligent and ubiquitous services and data to customers under various security threats via IoT networks is the primary objective of this Special Issue.

This Special Issue focuses on the recent developments, technologies, applications, and challenges presented in original research and review papers related to sensor data privacy and intrusion detection systems for IoT networks.

Dr. Morshed Chowdhury
Guest Editor

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• privacy-aware sensor data analysis
• privacy-aware sensor data trading
• sensor data confidentiality
• O-Day attack
• intelligent intrusion detection systems
• secure routing protocol for IoT networks
• security architecture framework for sensor data privacy
• access control and authentication
• blockchain technologies
• continuous learning model for IDS
• edge computing for sensor data privacy and IDS
• fog node for IDS