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2023-07-10
Obien, Joan Baez, Calinao, Victor, Bautista, Mary Grace, Dadios, Elmer, Jose, John Anthony, Concepcion, Ronnie.  2022.  AEaaS: Artificial Intelligence Edge-of-Things as a Service for Intelligent Remote Farm Security and Intrusion Detection Pre-alarm System. 2022 IEEE 14th International Conference on Humanoid, Nanotechnology, Information Technology, Communication and Control, Environment, and Management (HNICEM). :1—6.
With the continues growth of our technology, majority in our sectors are becoming smart and one of its great applications is in agriculture, which we call it as smart farming. The application of sensors, IoT, artificial intelligence, networking in the agricultural setting with the main purpose of increasing crop production and security level. With this advancement in farming, this provides a lot of privileges like remote monitoring, optimization of produce and too many to mention. In light of the thorough systematic analysis performed in this study, it was discovered that Edge-of-things is a potential computing scheme that could boost an artificial intelligence for intelligent remote farm security and intrusion detection pre-alarm system over other computing schemes. Again, the purpose of this study is not to replace existing cloud computing, but rather to highlight the potential of the Edge. The Edge architecture improves end-user experience by improving the time-related response of the system. response time of the system. One of the strengths of this system is to provide time-critical response service to make a decision with almost no delay, making it ideal for a farm security setting. Moreover, this study discussed the comparative analysis of Cloud, Fog and Edge in relation to farm security, the demand for a farm security system and the tools needed to materialize an Edge computing in a farm environment.
2023-05-19
Xue, Qingshui, Wang, Chenyang, Xue, Zhen.  2022.  CP-ABE with multi-Authorization Centers and Supporting Outsourcing Encryption and Decryption. 2022 2nd International Conference on Electronic Information Technology and Smart Agriculture (ICEITSA). :275—281.
The traditional ciphertext-policy attribute-based encryption (CP-ABE) has the problems of poor security of key distribution by a single attribute authorization center and too much calculation on the client in the process of encryption and decryption. A CP-ABE scheme that can outsource encryption and decryption and support multi-authorization centers is introduced to solve the above two problems. In the key generation stage, the user's private key is generated by the attribute authorization center and the key generation center jointly executing the two-party secure computing protocol; In the encryption and decryption stage, the cloud encryption server and cloud storage server are used to handle most of the computing work. Security proof and performance analysis show that the scheme not only can effectively make up for the defect of all key leakage when the attribute authorization center is broken, but also can enhance the security of the system; Moreover, after using the cloud server to process data, users only need to perform a simple calculation on the client to complete encryption or decryption, thus reducing the user's computing workload.