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A Lightweight Algorithm to Protect the Web of Things in IOT

2022

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-97255-4_4

Abstract

The web of things is one of the most important innovations of modern technology. It aims to connect billions of devices, resulting in a vast number of contacts between devices and a huge volume of data. On the other hand, there are many security challenges to protect this information from risk exposure. It's crucial to note that these devices are compact and use very little power. As a consequence, using several rounds of data encryption would be exceedingly difficult and costly. Moreover, when fewer complex computations are used, integrity may be compromised. So, in this paper, a lightweight encryption algorithm called (L.W.A.E.S) is proposed. The proposed algorithm aims to achieve the highest speed in Cryptography (Encryption/Decryption) and reducing computational complexity. The MixColumns stage of the A.E.S algorithm is the most computationally challenging. So, it takes up the bulk of the time spent encrypting and decrypting data. The stage of MixColumns has been replaced by simple SHIFT processes in the proposed algorithm. It took just 1-8 s from the starting of the sensors' reading to the moment they were collected for the customer. The experimental results show that the modified algorithm (L.W.A.E.S) provides suitable security, the encryption techniques speed, low computational complexity, and lightweight in the manner of storage.

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