Trying to offer common communication platform for IoT, AllSeen Alliance introduced AllJoyn framework – interoperable platform for devices (sensors, actuators, etc.) and applications to communicate among themselves regardless of brands, transport technologies, and operating systems. Each of the developed systems is based on the proprietary SW implementation unable (in most cases) to share collected data with others. Today, a wide variety of developed solutions for IoT can be seen through the all industry fields. The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a vision of a future communication between users, systems, and daily objects performing sensing and actuating capabilities with the goal to bring unprecedented convenience and economical benefits.
It allows for accurate performance assessment as well as for predicting the expected system performance, which has been verified with statistical methods. We further develop a simple supportive mathematical model based on widely-adopted methods of queuing theory. Accordingly, we assemble a live prototype of said scenario with real-world WSN equipment, as well as measure the key operational parameters of the WSN under attack, including packet transmission delays and the corresponding loss ratios. Along these lines, we review and implement one such attack, named a broadcast storm, where an attacker is attempting to flood the network by sending numerous broadcast packets. Due to its isolated and ad hoc nature, this type of WSN deployments is susceptible to a variety of malicious attacks that may disrupt the underlying crucial systems. In this work, we emphasize the practical importance of mission-critical wireless sensor networks (WSNs) for structural health monitoring of industrial constructions.
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