Electronics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(20), P. 4366 - 4366
Published: Oct. 21, 2023
As
an
important
part
of
the
power
Internet
Things,
dual-mode
communication
network
that
combines
high-speed
line
carrier
(HPLC)
mode
and
radio
frequency
(HRF)
is
one
hot
directions
in
current
research.
Since
non-uniform
transmission
demands
for
consumption
information
can
lead
to
link
congestion
among
nodes,
improving
load-balancing
performance
becomes
a
critical
issue.
Therefore,
this
paper
proposes
routing
algorithm
networks,
which
achieved
networks
by
adding
alternate
paths
proxy
coordinator
(PCO)
node
election
mechanism.
Simulation
results
show
proposed
achieves
load-balanced
distribution
transmission.
The
scheme
reduces
delay
packet
loss
rate,
as
well
throughput
compared
existing
algorithms.
Expert Systems,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
41(1)
Published: Oct. 18, 2023
Summary
The
rapid
growth
of
the
Internet
Things
(IoT)
has
led
to
its
widespread
adoption
in
various
industries,
enabling
enhanced
productivity
and
efficient
services.
Integrating
IoT
systems
with
existing
enterprise
application
become
common
practice.
However,
this
integration
necessitates
reevaluating
reworking
current
Enterprise
Architecture
(EA)
models
Expert
Systems
(ES)
accommodate
cloud
technologies.
Enterprises
must
adopt
a
multifaceted
view
automate
aspects,
including
operations,
data
management,
technology
infrastructure.
Machine
Learning
(ML)
is
powerful
smart
automation
tool
within
EA.
Despite
potential,
need
for
dedicated
work
focuses
on
ML
applications
services
systems.
With
being
significant
field,
analyzing
IoT‐generated
IoT‐based
networks
crucial.
Many
studies
have
explored
how
can
solve
specific
IoT‐related
challenges.
These
mutually
reinforcing
technologies
allow
leverage
sensor
model
improvement,
leading
operations
practices.
Furthermore,
techniques
empower
knowledge
enable
suspicious
activity
detection
objects.
This
survey
paper
conducts
comprehensive
study
role
applications,
particularly
domains
security.
It
provides
an
in‐depth
analysis
state‐of‐the‐art
approaches
context
IoT,
highlighting
their
contributions,
challenges,
potential
applications.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: June 14, 2024
Accurate
power
load
forecasting
is
crucial
for
the
sustainable
operation
of
smart
grids.
However,
complexity
and
uncertainty
load,
along
with
large-scale
high-dimensional
energy
information,
present
challenges
in
handling
intricate
dynamic
features
long-term
dependencies.
This
paper
proposes
a
computational
approach
to
address
these
short-term
information
management,
goal
accurately
predicting
future
demand.
The
study
introduces
hybrid
method
that
combines
multiple
deep
learning
models,
Gated
Recurrent
Unit
(GRU)
employed
capture
dependencies
time
series
data,
while
Temporal
Convolutional
Network
(TCN)
efficiently
learns
patterns
data.
Additionally,
attention
mechanism
incorporated
automatically
focus
on
input
components
most
relevant
prediction
task,
further
enhancing
model
performance.
According
experimental
evaluation
conducted
four
public
datasets,
including
GEFCom2014,
proposed
algorithm
outperforms
baseline
models
various
metrics
such
as
accuracy,
efficiency,
stability.
Notably,
GEFCom2014
dataset,
FLOP
reduced
by
over
48.8%,
inference
shortened
more
than
46.7%,
MAPE
improved
39%.
significantly
enhances
reliability,
stability,
cost-effectiveness
grids,
which
facilitates
risk
assessment
optimization
operational
planning
under
context
management
grid
systems.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 20 - 62
Published: May 23, 2024
Cutting-edge
technologies
have
been
widely
employed
in
healthcare
delivery,
resulting
transformative
advances
and
promising
enhanced
patient
care,
operational
efficiency,
resource
usage.
However,
the
proliferation
of
networked
devices
data-driven
systems
has
created
new
cybersecurity
threats
that
jeopardize
integrity,
confidentiality,
availability
critical
data.
This
review
paper
offers
a
comprehensive
evaluation
current
state
context
smart
healthcare,
presenting
structured
taxonomy
its
existing
cyber
threats,
mechanisms
essential
roles.
study
explored
(SHSs).
It
identified
discussed
most
pressing
attacks
SHSs
face,
including
fake
base
stations,
medjacking,
Sybil
attacks.
examined
security
measures
deployed
to
combat
SHSs.
These
include
cryptographic-based
techniques,
digital
watermarking,
steganography,
many
others.
Patient
data
protection,
prevention
breaches,
maintenance
SHS
integrity
are
some
roles
ensuring
sustainable
healthcare.
The
long-term
viability
depends
on
constant
assessment
risks
harm
providers,
patients,
professionals.
aims
inform
policymakers,
practitioners,
technology
stakeholders
about
imperatives
best
practices
for
fostering
secure
resilient
ecosystem
by
synthesizing
insights
from
multidisciplinary
perspectives,
such
as
cybersecurity,
management,
sustainability
research.
Understanding
recent
is
controlling
escalating
networks
encouraging
intelligent
delivery.
Artificial Intelligence Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
57(9)
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
The
Routing
Protocol
for
Low-Power
and
Lossy
Networks
(RPL)
plays
a
crucial
role
in
the
Internet
of
Things
(IoT)
Wireless
Sensor
Networks.
However,
ensuring
RPL
protocol's
security
is
paramount
due
to
its
susceptibility
various
attacks.
These
attacks
disrupt
data
transmission
can
substantially
damage
network
topology
by
depleting
critical
resources.
This
paper
presents
comprehensive
survey
addressing
several
key
components
response
this
challenge.
Firstly,
it
categorizes
potential
targeting
protocol
based
on
their
impact
performance
explores
effective
mechanisms
secure
against
them.
study
identifies
most
destructive
problematic
threats
affecting
functionality.
Furthermore,
provides
valuable
insights
into
challenges
discusses
real-world
implications
deploying
maintaining
IoT
sensor
networks.
To
underscore
uniqueness
survey,
we
offer
qualitative
comparison
with
other
surveys
same
field.
While
acknowledges
certain
limitations,
such
as
intentionally
focusing
only
reviewing
RPL-specific
attacks,
reference
future
researchers
seeking
comprehend
mitigate
RPL.
It
also
suggests
areas
further
research
domain.
Network,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 1 - 32
Published: Jan. 15, 2024
Low-Power
and
Lossy
Networks
(LLNs)
have
grown
rapidly
in
recent
years
owing
to
the
increased
adoption
of
Internet
Things
(IoT)
Machine-to-Machine
(M2M)
applications
across
various
industries,
including
smart
homes,
industrial
automation,
healthcare,
cities.
Owing
characteristics
LLNs,
such
as
channels
limited
power,
generic
routing
solutions
designed
for
non-LLNs
may
not
be
adequate
terms
delivery
reliability
efficiency.
Consequently,
a
protocol
LLNs
(RPL)
was
designed.
Several
RPL
objective
functions
been
proposed
enhance
LLNs.
This
paper
analyses
these
against
performance
security
requirements
identify
their
limitations.
Firstly,
it
discusses
issues
LLN
impact
on
packet
Secondly,
provides
comprehensive
analysis
identifies
existing
Thirdly,
based
limitations,
this
highlights
need
reliable
efficient
path-finding
solution
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(23), P. 9372 - 9372
Published: Nov. 23, 2023
The
increasing
reliance
on
cyber-physical
systems
(CPSs)
in
critical
domains
such
as
healthcare,
smart
grids,
and
intelligent
transportation
necessitates
robust
security
measures
to
protect
against
cyber
threats.
Among
these
threats,
blackhole
greyhole
attacks
pose
significant
risks
the
availability
integrity
of
CPSs.
current
detection
mitigation
approaches
often
struggle
accurately
differentiate
between
legitimate
malicious
behavior,
leading
ineffective
protection.
This
paper
introduces
Gini-index
blockchain-based
Blackhole/Greyhole
RPL
(GBG-RPL),
a
novel
technique
designed
for
efficient
health
monitoring
GBG-RPL
leverages
analytical
prowess
Gini
index
advantages
blockchain
technology
sophisticated
research
not
only
focuses
identifying
anomalous
activities
but
also
proposes
resilient
framework
that
ensures
reliability
monitored
data.
achieves
notable
improvements
compared
another
state-of-the-art
referred
BCPS-RPL,
including
7.18%
reduction
packet
loss
ratio,
an
11.97%
enhancement
residual
energy
utilization,
19.27%
decrease
consumption.
Its
features
are
very
effective,
boasting
10.65%
improvement
attack-detection
rate
18.88%
faster
average
time.
optimizes
network
management
by
exhibiting
21.65%
message
overhead
28.34%
end-to-end
delay,
thus
showing
its
potential
enhanced
reliability,
efficiency,
security.
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(19), P. 4074 - 4074
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
During
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
urgency
of
effective
testing
strategies
had
never
been
more
apparent.
The
fusion
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
and
Machine
Learning
(ML)
models,
particularly
within
medical
imaging
(e.g.,
chest
X-rays),
holds
promise
in
smart
healthcare
systems.
Deep
(DL),
a
subset
AI,
has
exhibited
prowess
enhancing
classification
accuracy,
crucial
aspect
expediting
diagnosis.
However,
journey
to
harness
DL’s
potential
is
rife
with
challenges:
notably,
intricate
landscape
data
privacy.
Striking
balance
between
utilizing
patient
for
insights
while
upholding
privacy
formidable.
Federated
(FL)
emerges
as
solution
by
enabling
collaborative
model
training
across
decentralized
sources,
thus
bypassing
centralization
preserving
This
study
presents
tailored,
FL
architecture
screening
via
X-ray
images.
Designed
facilitate
cooperation
among
institutions,
framework
ensures
remain
localized,
eliminating
need
direct
sharing.
Addressing
imbalanced
non-identically
distributed
data,
robust
solution.
Implementation
entails
localized
fog-computing-based
models.
Localized
models
utilize
Convolutional
Neural
Networks
(CNNs)
on
institution-specific
datasets,
model,
refined
iteratively,
takes
precedence
final
classification.
Intriguingly,
global
fortified
fog
computing,
frontrunner
after
weight
refinement,
surpassing
local
Validation
COLAB
platform
gauges
model’s
performance
through
metrics
such
precision,
recall,
F1-score.
Remarkably,
proposed
excels
these
metrics,
solidifying
its
efficacy.
research
navigates
confluence
FL,
imaging,
unveiling
that
could
reshape
delivery.
enriches
scientific
discourse
addressing
learning
carries
implications
enhanced
care.
Future Internet,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 9 - 9
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Considering
that
smart
vehicles
are
becoming
interconnected
through
the
Internet
of
Vehicles,
cybersecurity
threats
like
Distributed
Denial
Service
(DDoS)
attacks
pose
a
great
challenge.
Detection
methods
currently
face
challenges
due
to
complex
and
enormous
amounts
data
inherent
in
IoV
systems.
This
paper
presents
new
approach
toward
improving
DDoS
attack
detection
by
using
Gini
index
feature
selection
Federated
Learning
during
model
training.
The
assists
filtering
out
important
features,
hence
simplifying
models
for
higher
accuracy.
FL
enables
decentralized
training
across
many
devices
while
preserving
privacy
allowing
scalability.
results
show
case
this
is
detecting
attacks,
bringing
confidentiality,
reducing
computational
load.
As
noted
paper,
average
accuracy
91%.
Moreover,
different
types
were
identified
employing
our
proposed
technique.
Precisions
achieved
as
follows:
DrDoS_DNS:
28.65%,
DrDoS_SNMP:
28.94%,
DrDoS_UDP:
9.20%,
NetBIOS:
20.61%.
In
research,
we
foresee
potential
harvesting
from
integrating
advanced
with
so
systems
can
meet
modern
requirements.
It
also
provides
robust
efficient
solution
future
automotive
industry.
By
carefully
selecting
only
most
features
decentralizing
devices,
reduce
both
time
memory
usage.
makes
system
much
faster
lighter
on
resources,
making
it
perfect
real-time
applications.
Our
effective
environments.
Ferroresonance,
a
non-linear
and
unpredictable
disturbance,
is
rare
compared
to
traditional
power
system
faults
occurring
in
systems.
This
rarity,
coupled
with
its
complexity,
makes
it
challenging
phenomenon
be
detected
identified.
work
presents
detection
classification
scheme
for
ferroresonance
modes.
It
carried
out
by
continuously
processing
the
three-phase
voltage
current
signals
using
discrete
wavelet
transform
(DWT).
The
developed
models
are
simulated
electromagnetic
transient
software
processed
DWT
extract
fault
signatures
predictors.
A
decision
tree
classifier
trained
detect
classify
disturbance
as
an
adaptive
time
based
on
class.
computational
burden
of
process
significantly
reduced
superimposed
component
inceptions
before
classification.
Furthermore,
different
modes
from
other
faults,
such
arcing
discussed.
timing
demonstrates
that
proposed
methodology
efficient
can
into