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MULTILEVEL ARCHITECTURE FOR PROTECTING IOT COMPONENTS IN A SMART CITY: FROM SENSOR NETWORKS TO CLOUD PLATFORMS

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The article considers vulnerabilities of sensor networks, methods of cryptographic and hardware protection, network threats (hijacking, MitM, DDoS), as well as approaches to authentication, monitoring and incident response, as well as approaches to authentication, monitoring and incident response.

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