Abstract

The development of information and communication technology in terms of sensor technologies cause the Internet of Things (IoT) step toward smart homes for prevalent sensing and management of resources. The gateway connections contain various IoT devices in smart homes representing the security based on the centralized structure. To address the security purposes in this system, the blockchain framework is considered a smart home gateway to overcome the possible attacks and apply Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL). The proposed blockchain-based smart home approach carefully evaluated the reliability and security in terms of accessibility, privacy, and integrity. To overcome traditional centralized architecture, blockchain is employed in the data store and exchange blocks. The data integrity inside and outside of the smart home cause the ability of network members to authenticate. The presented network implemented in the Ethereum blockchain, and the measurements are in terms of security, response time, and accuracy. The experimental results show that the proposed solution contains a better outperform than recent existing works. DRL is a learning-based algorithm which has the most effective aspects of the proposed approach to improve the performance of system based on the right values and combining with blockchain in terms of security of smart home based on the smart devices to overcome sharing and hacking the privacy. We have compared our proposed system with the other state-of-the-art and test this system in two types of datasets as NSL-KDD and KDD-CUP-99. DRL with an accuracy of 96.9% performs higher and has a stronger output compared with Artificial Neural Networks with an accuracy of 80.05% in the second stage, which contains 16% differences in terms of improving the accuracy of smart homes.

Highlights

  • Published: 5 September 2021The smart home is the combination of Internet of Things (IoT) systems and comfort, high-quality lifestyle, security, convenience, etc

  • Smart home networks based on IoT are interconnected with smart devices such as wearable devices, smart homes, and smart meters

  • This study presents blockchain and Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) combination in smart homes based on different applications such as data sharing in the smart home

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Summary

Introduction

The smart home is the combination of IoT systems and comfort, high-quality lifestyle, security, convenience, etc. The traditional IoT systems are centralized, connected with the cloud to lead the network failure in the compromised central server In another case, IoT devices have computation power limitations that cause the delicate to different security threats. There are various solutions to overcome the mentioned problems based on the security layer presented in [17,18] and the decentralized network architecture implementation of blockchain for smart homes in [19,20,21]. This study presents blockchain and DRL combination in smart homes based on different applications such as data sharing in the smart home. Deep Reinforcement Learning creates the safer smart home using IoT sensors for improving the performance of the process.

Related Works
Smart Home Based on Public Blockchain
Smart Home Based on Private Blockchain
Smart Home Gateway
Smart Home Based on Reinforcement Learning
Integration of Blockchain and Deep Reinforcement Learning in Smart Homes
Deep Reinforcement Learning
Gateway Network Based on Blockchain in Smart Homes
Development Environment
Blockchain Framework Performance in Smart Homes
Deep Reinforcement Learning Performance in Smart Homes
Conclusions
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