Fix the leaking tap: A survey of Trigger-Action Programming (TAP) security issues, detection techniques and solutions

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TapChain: A Rule Chain Recognition Model Based on Multiple Features

Keyu Jiang et al.

Summary: This paper proposes TapChain, a rule chain recognition model based on multiple features, which can accurately identify rule chains without source code. By extracting 12 features from 5 aspects of the rules, TapChain increases accuracy rate by 3.1%, recall rate by 1.4%, and achieves a precision rate of 88.2%. More accurate identification of rule chains can help in the implementation of security policies and balancing security and availability. Additionally, TapChain can identify new threats in rule chains, as shown in relevant case studies in the evaluation.

SECURITY AND COMMUNICATION NETWORKS (2021)

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Context-Rich Privacy Leakage Analysis Through Inferring Apps in Smart Home IoT

Yuan Luo et al.

Summary: This study highlights the privacy risks in IoT systems and introduces a privacy leakage analysis method called ALTA, which can infer specific running applications in smart homes through IoT traffic tracking and learn rich contextual information.

IEEE INTERNET OF THINGS JOURNAL (2021)

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IoT and digital twin enabled smart tracking for safety management

Zhiheng Zhao et al.

Summary: Modern warehousing systems for fresh and cold-keeping storage have complex operation procedures, accelerated pace, and high labour intensity, leading to hazardous working environments. This paper introduces an IoT and digital twin-enabled tracking solution framework for safety management, with an indoor safety tracking mechanism developed for real-time precise location information. A case study demonstrates the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed techniques, showing high accuracy in detecting abnormal behavior and ensuring long-term use through adaptation.

COMPUTERS & OPERATIONS RESEARCH (2021)

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