Abstract
The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing rapidly and brings great convenience to humans. But it also causes some security issues which may have negative impacts on humans. Trust management is an effective method to solve these problems by establishing trust relationships among interconnected IoT objects. In this paper, we propose an adaptive trust model based on recommendation filtering algorithm for the IoT systems. The utilization of sliding window and time decay function when calculating direct trust can greatly accelerate the convergence rate of trust evaluation.We design a recommendation filtering algorithm to effectively filter out bad recommendations and minimize the impact of malicious objects. An adaptive weight is developed to better combine direct trust and recommendation trust into synthesis trust so as to adapt to the dynamically hostile environment. In the simulation experiments, we compare our adaptive trust model with three related models: TBSM, NRB and NTM. The experimental results indicate that our trust model converges fast and the mean absolute error is always less than 0.05 when the proportion of malicious nodes is from 10% to 70%. The comparative experiments further verify the effectiveness of our trust model in terms of accuracy, convergence rate and resistance to trust related attacks.
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