In smart homes, when an actuator's state changes, it sends an event notification to the IoT
hub to report this change (eg, the door is unlocked). Prior works have shown that event …

In this article, we verify physical events using data from an ensemble of smart home sensors.
This approach both protects against event sensor faults and sophisticated attackers. To …

As IoT devices are integrated via automation and coupled with the physical environment,
anomalies in an appified smart home, whether due to attacks or device malfunctions, may …

A smart home involves a variety of entities, such as IoT devices, automation applications,
humans, voice assistants, and companion apps. These entities interact in the same physical …

Smart homes contain diverse sensors and actuators controlled by IoT apps that provide
custom automation. Prior works showed that an adversary could exploit physical interaction …

IoT application domains, device diversity and connectivity are rapidly growing. IoT devices
control various functions in smart homes and buildings, smart cities, and smart factories …

As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to proliferate, diagnosing incorrect behavior within
increasingly-automated homes becomes considerably more difficult. Devices and apps may …

Today's IoT systems include event-driven smart applications (apps) that interact with sensors
and actuators. A problem specific to IoT systems is that buggy apps, unforeseen bad app …

The always-on, always-connected nature of smart home devices complicates Internet-of-
Things (IoT) security and privacy. Unlike traditional hosts, IoT devices constantly send …

A smart home connects tens of home devices to the Internet, where an IoT cloud runs
various home automation applications. While bringing unprecedented convenience and …