REVIEW ON IOT BASED SMART HOME SYSTEM

Information Science and Engineering

The Internet of Things (IoT), a giant network of devices, all connected to the internet and be identified by its IP address. A classic example of IoT at work is found in the smart home where you can check and control the performance of such household appliances. This requirement opens up the market for more advanced security options designed to meet IoT systems. Most of the security issues come down to authorization & authentication. In the worst case, infringement of security breaches like Cyber-attack where a possible unauthorized control which changes sensors and actuators opening doors for burglar to have access. This paper proposes an extra security layer by introducing the multi-factor Authentication to reduce challenges unauthorized access. We discuss a number of these factors, including advances in facial recognition—once deemed impossible given the plethora of biometric data collected by cameras on most modern computers and smartphones. In this paper, we have analyzed what are the limitations of existing IoT smart home systems and how these can be improved by introducing (i) required system modules in our proposed architecture along with (ii) a better user registration process as well as login authentication scheme. The objective of this technical report is to describe how we are experimenting with the mobile health system based on dynamical systems and software architecture as solutions. Though unwittingly naive, we have begun to develop a smart home management software architecture for IoT through literature review from selected articles around the web that had showed many aspects but non of them has include any facial recognition and liveness detection in their proposed solutions.

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