CoAP is an application layer protocol designed for resource-constrained devices in Internet-
of-Things (IoT). Object Security of CoAP (OSCoAP) is an IETF draft for addressing security …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to study lightweight security scheme for Internet of
Things (IoT) applications using Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP). Resource …

The emergence of Internet of Things and the availability of inexpensive sensor devices and
platforms capable of wireless communications enable a wide range of applications such as …

In this paper, we propose OSCAR, an architecture for end-to-end security in the Internet of
Things. It is based on the concept of object security that relates security with the application …

Internet of Things (IoT) is growing as an attractive system paradigm. There is a lot of hype
around the internet of things (IoT) and it continues to evolve as we move beyond humans …

The complex and ever-changing Internet of Things (IoT) domain could benefit from
standardization and a higher degree of autonomy between different layers: standard …

The Internet of Things (IoT) enables a wide range of application scenarios with potentially
critical actuating and sensing tasks, eg, in the e-health domain. For communication at the …

Currently, the concept of the Internet of Things (IoT) has become more noticeable where it is
being used in all aspects of life, such as home automation, smart cities, military surveillance …

Abstract Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) has become the de-facto web standard for
the IoT. Unlike traditional wireless sensor networks, Internet-connected smart thing …

The Internet of Things (IoT) is next generation technology that is intended to improve and
optimize daily life by operating intelligent sensors and smart objects together. At application …