Abstract
IoT contains a large amount of data as well as privacy sensitive information. This information can be easily identified by the various cyber-attackers. Attackers may steel the data or they can introduce viruses and other malicious software to damage the network. So to overcome these issues, we need to establish an efficient security mechanism for data protection in IoT systems. Advanced Encryption standard is one of the popular security protocols for IoT systems. The main disadvantage of this standard is power consumption for large sized IoT networks. In this paper we proposed an novel mechanism for secure communication in large sized IoT systems. In our design, we use a Hash based Message Authentication Code (HMAC) and a privacy-preserving communication protocol for chaos-based encryption. We observe that proposed mechanism consumes relatively less power over AES with less storage resources.
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