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1. Cryptography Key Management for IoT
Overview Cryptography Key Management for IoT
A good cryptographic Key Management System (KMS) should be able to handle all security-related IT operations from a central location. It is a process that should be established with data protection in mind, especially with sensitive data. The use of a cryptographic Key Management System must be superior to conventional password managers.
We divided protocols into three categories: distributed, decentralized, and centralized.
Cryptographic models and security systems now in use are based on commonly used encryption algorithms and privacy standards.
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Overview Cryptography Key Management for IoT
A good cryptographic Key Management System (KMS) should be able to handle all security-related IT operations from a central location. It is a process that should be established with data protection in mind, especially with sensitive data. The use of a cryptographic Key Management System must be superior to conventional password managers.
We divided protocols into three categories: distributed, decentralized, and centralized.
- Distributed: Members of the group work together to create a shared session key.
- Decentralized: To eliminate a single point of failure, the decentralized protocols employ a hierarchy of key controllers to distribute the encryption group key to all group members.
- Centralized: To control the group and assign a group encryption key to each group member, a single entity known as the Key Distribution Center (KDC) is used.
Cryptographic models and security systems now in use are based on commonly used encryption algorithms and privacy standards.
- Asymmetric cryptography: Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) and Diffie-Hellman (DH).
