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DDoS attacks in IoT networks: a comprehensive systematic literature review

Al-Hadhrami et al., 2021

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3181580173275161158
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Al-Hadhrami Y
Hussain F
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Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly emerging technology in the consumer and industrial market. This technology has the potential to radically transform the consumer experience, as it will change our daily scenes, starting from the way we drink coffee to how …
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