We are pleased to announce that the submission deadline has been extended to
October 19.
Please consider submitting to the special issue of International Journal of
Information Security on "IoT Security and Privacy".
Please find the details described below.
We look forward to your submissions!
Best regards,
Guest Editors
Call for Papers
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Springer International Journal of Information Security
Special Issue on "IoT Security and Privacy"
https://ijis-si-iotsec.github.io/
https://link.springer.com/journal/10207
The Internet is gradually transforming from a communication platform for
conventional IT appliances into the Internet of Things (IoT),
increasingly interconnecting many assorted devices and sensors. These
devices are generally referred as IoT devices, and many of them are
inexpensive and can be constrained in terms of energy, bandwidth and
memory. The establishment of IoT ecosystems in various domains is
bringing multiple benefits to human users and companies alike. Example
of such domains include Smart Homes, Smart Cities, the Industrial
Internet and even Intelligent Transportation Systems. However, the IoT
as a whole – including related paradigms such as Machine-to-Machine
(M2M) and Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) – is susceptible to a multitude
of threats. In fact, many IoT devices currently are insecure and have
many security vulnerabilities. For example, many vulnerable IoT devices
which have been infected with malware have subsequently become comprised
into large botnets, resulting in devastating DDOS attacks. Consequently,
ensuring the security of such IoT ecosystems – before, during, and after
an attack takes place – is a crucial issue for our society at this moment.
This special issue aims to collect contributions by leading-edge
researchers from academia and industry, show the latest research results
in the field of IoT security and privacy, and provide valuable
information to researchers as well as practitioners, standards
developers and policymakers. Its aim is to focus on the research
challenges and issues in IoT security. Manuscripts regarding novel
algorithms, architectures, implementations, and experiences are welcome.
Topics include but are not limited to:
* Secure protocols for IoT devices
* Privacy solutions and privacy helpers for IoT environments
* Trust frameworks and secure/private collaboration mechanisms for IoT
environments
* Secure management and self-healing for IoT environments
* Operative systems security for IoT devices
* Security diagnosis tools for IoT devices
* Threat and vulnerability detection in IoT environments
* Anomaly detection and prevention mechanisms in IoT networks
* Case studies of malware analysis in IoT environments
* IoT forensics and digital evidence
* Testbeds and experimental facilities for IoT security analysis and
research
* Standardization activities for IoT security
* Security and privacy solutions tailored to specific IoT domains and
ecosystems
Submission Guidelines
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Authors should prepare their manuscripts according to the "Instructions
for Authors" guidelines outlined at the journal website:
http://www.springer.com/computer/security+and+cryptology/journal/10207
Note that the journal sets no page limit, although we encourage authors
to keep their submissions to a length that's in the ballpark of the
accepted articles (unless there are special reasons to submit something
longer), i.e., less than 30 pages, in order to expedite the review process.
All papers will be peer-reviewed, by following a regular reviewing
procedure.
Guest Editors
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Takeshi Takahashi, National Institute of Information and Communications
Technology, Japan
Rodrigo Roman Castro, Universidad de Málaga, Spain
Ryan Ko, University of Waikato, New Zealand
Bilhanan Silverajan, Tampere University of Technology, Finland
Said Tabet, EMC Corporation, USA
(Guest Editors of the special issue of International Journal of Information
Security on "IoT Security and Privacy")
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