pySRUP – simplifying secure communications for command & control in the Internet of Things
pySRUP – simplifying secure communications for command & control in the Internet of Things
Devices connected as a part of the Internet of Things, and other connected devices, require secure mechanisms to facilitate the propagation of Command \& Control messages to enable the remote management of the devices. The Secure Remote Update Protocol (SRUP) provides a mechanism to facilitate the formation of secure messages for transmission using common techniques. This paper describes the details of, and motivations behind, the creation of a Python wrapper for SRUP: and describes a worked example of usage. By using pySRUP a developer can integrate SRUP into their projects: with minimal additional effort, and requiring them to write less code than traditional unsecured alternatives.
Poulter, Andrew John
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Johnston, Steven
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Cox, Simon
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Poulter, Andrew John
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Johnston, Steven
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Cox, Simon
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Poulter, Andrew John, Johnston, Steven and Cox, Simon
(2019)
pySRUP – simplifying secure communications for command & control in the Internet of Things.
In IEEE 5th World Forum on the Internet of Things.
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Devices connected as a part of the Internet of Things, and other connected devices, require secure mechanisms to facilitate the propagation of Command \& Control messages to enable the remote management of the devices. The Secure Remote Update Protocol (SRUP) provides a mechanism to facilitate the formation of secure messages for transmission using common techniques. This paper describes the details of, and motivations behind, the creation of a Python wrapper for SRUP: and describes a worked example of usage. By using pySRUP a developer can integrate SRUP into their projects: with minimal additional effort, and requiring them to write less code than traditional unsecured alternatives.
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Accepted/In Press date: 19 February 2019
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IEEE 5th World Forum on Internet of Things, , Limerick, Ireland, 2019-04-15 - 2019-04-18
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/428680
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