Privacy Protection Based on Stream Cipher for Spatiotemporal Data in IoT
Tianen Liu, Yingjie Wang, Yingshu Li, Xiangrong Tong, Lianyong Qi, Nan Jiang
Abstract
In the participatory sensing framework, privacy protection of the Internet of Things (IoT) is very important. In this article, cryptography-based methods are utilized to protect participants' privacy information in unsecured network channels for dynamic and real-time sensing tasks. The edge computing paradigm is introduced in the traditional participatory sensing framework to reduce network latency. Then, the Rivest Cipher 4 stream cipher and logistic mapping are combined to deal with the problems of participants' limited resources and untruthful third-party platforms. Finally, the product algebra and logistic mapping are combined to deal with the problems of large numbers of participants' access and poor randomness of keystream. Through extensive performance evaluation and comparison experiments on the real-world data, the effectiveness and adaptation of the proposed privacy protection based on stream cipher are verified. It could effectively solve the problem of poor network latency and improve the privacy protection level of IoT.