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Smart building security systems typically consist of sensors and controllers that monitor power operating systems, alarms, camera monitoring, access controls, and many other important information and security systems. These systems are managed and controlled through online platforms. A successful attack on one of these platforms may result in the failure of one or more critical intelligent systems in the building. In this paper, the security requirements in the application layer of any IoT system were discussed, in particular the role of IoT platforms in dealing with the security problems that smart buildings are exposed to and the extent of their strength to reduce the attacks they are exposed to, where an experimental platform was designed to test the presence of security vulnerabilities and This was done by using the Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP) tool, according to the OWASP standards and security level assessment, and the importance of this paper comes as a contribution to providing information about the most famous IoT platforms and stimulating work to explore security concerns in IoT-based platforms.

This paper studies and describes encrypted communication between IoT cloud and IoT embedded systems. It uses encrypted MQTTS protocol with SSL/TLS certificate. A JSON type data format is used between the cloud structure and the IoT device. The embedded system used in this experiment is Esp32 Wrover. The IoT embedded system measures temperature and humidity from a sensor DHT22. The architecture and software implementation of the experimental stage are also presented.

The Internet of Things and cloud computing (IoT Cloud) have a wide resonance in the Internet and modern communication technology, which allows laptops, phones, sensors, embedded devices, and other things to connect and exchange information via the Internet. Therefore, IoT Cloud offers several facilities, such as resources, storage, sharing, exchange, and communication. However, IoT Cloud suffers from security problems, which are a vital issue in the information technology world. All embedded devices in IoT Cloud need to be supported by strong authentication and preservation of privacy data during information exchange via the IoT Cloud environment. Malicious attacks (such as replay, man-in-the-middle [MITM], and impersonation attacks) play the negative role of obtaining important information of devices. In this study, we propose a good scheme that overcomes the mentioned issues by resisting well-known attacks, such as MITM, insider, offline password guessing, dictionary, replay, and eavesdropping. Our work achieves device anonymity, forward secrecy, confidentiality, and mutual authentication. Security and performance analyses show that our proposed scheme is more efficient, flexible, and secure with respect to several known attacks compared with related schemes.