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Even though internet of things is a hybrid platform of the overlay network such as the internet, cloud computing, fog, or edge, many security solutions for the above-mentioned networks cannot be directly used on the resource-constrained devices of the IoT, hence the need for new security solutions. Security is one of the most important problems for IoT technologies, applications, and platforms. Security is not an issue that can be treated independently. Security has to be designed and built in each layer of the IoT solutions (from the device layer to the application layer). IoT security is not only about securing the network and data; it goes beyond that to attacks which can target human health or life. In this chapter, we discuss the security challenges of the IoT. First, we discuss some basic concepts of security and security requirements in the context of IoT. Then, we consider fundamental security issues in the IoT and thereafter highlight the security issues that need immediate attention.

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Jabraeil Jamali, M.A., Bahrami, B., Heidari, A., Allahverdizadeh, P., Norouzi, F. (2020). IoT Security. In: Towards the Internet of Things. EAI/Springer Innovations in Communication and Computing. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-18468-1_3

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