SECURITY STANDARDS FOR LOW-END IOT DEVICES: A COMPARATIVE REVIEW
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Security, FreeRTOS, RIOT-OSResumo
The Internet of things allows people and objects to be connected anytime, anywhere, with any object to anyone, using any path/network and any service. Thus, it leads to a challenging heterogeneity of components and networks. Different operating systems were developed for low-end IoT devices with stringent requirements mainly imposed by the low ability to process and store information compared to a conventional machine. Thus, the OS should be able to perform tasks as efficiently as possible. In heterogeneous networks, as in the case of IoT, it is more complex to guarantee the security and privacy of systems that are part of this ecosystem. The core functionality of IoT is based on exchanging information between hundreds or even millions of objects with the Internet. This work performs a comparative review of the leading security features available in low-end IoT-oriented OS, including Contiki, RIOT-OS, TinyOS, and FreeRTOS.
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