Bertin et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Access control in the Internet of Things: A survey of existing approaches and open research questionsBertin et al., 2019
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- Bertin E
- Hussein D
- Sengul C
- Frey V
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- Annals of telecommunications
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Abstract The Internet of Things operates in a personal-data-rich sector, which makes security and privacy an increasing concern for consumers. Access control is thus a vital issue to ensure trust in the IoT. Several access control models are today available, each of them …
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