Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT) connects all emerging devices and services while
creating interactions between people and things. Allowing users to match devices and …

Smart home IoT platforms are typically closed systems, meaning that there is poor visibility
into device behavior. Understanding device behavior is important not only for determining …

Trigger-Action Platforms (TAPs) empower applications (apps) for connecting otherwise
unconnected devices and services. The current TAPs like IFTTT require trigger services to …

Due to the growing presence of Internet of Things (IoT) apps and devices in smart homes
and smart cities, there are more and more concerns about their security and privacy risks …

Mobile-as-a-Gateway (MaaG) is a popular feature using mobile devices as gateways to
connect IoT devices to cloud services for management. MaaG IoT access control systems …

Modern cloud-based IoT services comprise an integrator service and several device vendor
services. The vendor services enable users to remotely control their devices, while the …

A diverse set of Internet of Things (IoT) devices are becoming an integrated part of daily
lives, and playing an increasingly vital role in various industry, enterprise and agricultural …

The increased utilization of trigger-action programming (TAP) rules in smart homes has
raised concerns regarding potential security threats in the interactions between smart digital …

Web-based trigger-action platforms (TAP) allow users to integrate Internet of Things (IoT)
systems and online services into trigger-action integrations (TAIs), facilitating rich …

Trigger-Action Platforms (TAPs) enable applications to integrate various devices and
services otherwise unconnected. Recent features of TAPs introduce additional sources of …