Security Performance of LoRaWAN Servers using Advanced Encryption Standard

https://doi.org/10.31763/iota.v3i3.632

Authors

  • Puput Dani Prasetyo adi

Keywords:

device management, security, LoRaWAN, Network monitoring, LoRaWAN Server

Abstract

One of the essential components in LoRaWAN is managing the server with all existing components, including Device Management, Data forwarding, Network security, and real-time network monitoring. It is necessary to manage the uplink and downlink of the LoRaWAN server and maintain the quality of data transmission from the LoRa end node to the LoRaWAN server. Depending on the service provider, the LoRaWAN Server provides space for payload, uplink, and downlink data. How many times in a day, week, month, or even year? This discussion depends on the LoRaWAN server provider. Some are open sources, and some provide free uplink and downlink services. Settings on the LoRaWAN Server will determine how much data will enter the server or the network size. Security is also an essential parameter, e.g., encryption or authentication, supported by the feature requirements used on the server, which will determine the type of communication that LoRa will apply, for example, multi-communication or analysis data. Centralized management, Security, scalability, and cost-effectiveness are essential parameters if LoRaWAN is managed well.

Author Biography

Puput Dani Prasetyo adi

Puput Dani Prasetyo Adi received the Bachelor Degree in Informatic Engineering (S. Kom) from STMIK AKAKOM Yogyakarta in 2008, now, Universitas Teknologi Digital Indonesia (UTDI), Indonesia., Magister Engineering Degree (M.T) from Hasannudin University Makassar Indonesia in 2011., and Ph.D. degrees (Dr.Eng) from Kanazawa University, Japan, in 2020, he joined in Micro Electronics Laboratory (MeRL), Kanazawa University, Japan with Professor Akio Kitagawa, 2018-2020. In 2020, He is a Winners of Dean's Award Kanazawa University, Japan. Also in 2020, he received The Best Paper IEEE Conferences ICITACEE 2020 with the title paper 'Finger Robotic control use M5Stack board and MQTT Protocol based, currently, he is a Lecturer in University of Merdeka Malang East Java Indonesia, at Department of Electrical Engineering. The focus research is about Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) and Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) use Long Range (Lora) Radio Frequency and another types of RF. Currently, the research focus on Agricultural and Healthcare IoT based.

Published

2023-08-08