Trust management for internet of things using cloud computing and security in smart cities

Mamoun Alazab, Gunasekaran Manogaran, Carlos Enrique Montenegro-Marin

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Abstract

Many consumers participate in the smart city via smart portable gadgets such as wearables, personal gadgets, mobile devices, or sensor systems. In the edge computation systems of IoT in the smart city, the fundamental difficulty of the sensor is to pick reliable participants. Since not all smart IoT gadgets are dedicated, certain intelligent IoT gadgets might destroy the networks or services deliberately and degrade the customer experience. A trust-based internet of things (TM-IoT) cloud computing method is proposed in this research. The problem is solved by choosing trustworthy partners to enhance the quality services of the IoT edging network in the Smart architectures. A smart device choice recommendation method based on the changing networks was developed. It applied the evolutionary concept of games to examine the reliability and durability of the technique of trust management presented in this article. The reliability and durability of the trustworthiness-managing system, the Lyapunov concept was applied.A real scenario for personal-health-control systems and air-qualitymonitoring and assessment in a smart city setting confirmed the efficiency of the confidence-management mechanism. Experiments have demonstrated that the methodology for trust administration suggested in this research plays a major part in promoting multi-intelligent gadget collaboration in the IoT edge computer system with an efficiency of 97%. It resists harmful threads against service suppliers more consistently and is ideal for the smart world's massive IoT edge computer system.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1765–1777
Number of pages13
JournalCluster Computing
Volume25
Issue number3
Early online dateNov 2021
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2022

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