유혜선, 서민혜,

Vol. 34, No. 4, pp. 553-568, 8월. 2024
10.13089/JKIISC.2024.34.4.553, Full Text:
Keywords: Smart Home, Fine-Grained Access Control, token-based device control
Abstract

Due to the rapid development of IoT technology and the increase in home activities after the COVID-19 pandemic, users' demand for smart homes has increased significantly. As the size of the smart home market increases every year and the number of users increases, the importance of personal information protection and various security issues is also growing. It often grants temporary users smart home owner rights and gives them access to the system. However, this can easily allow access to third parties because the authorities granted are not properly managed. In addition, it is necessary to prevent the possibility of secondary damage using personal information collected through smart home devices and sensors. Therefore, in this paper, to prevent indiscriminate access to smart home systems without reducing user convenience, access rights are subdivided and designed according to the functions and types of smart home devices, and a token-based user access control technique using personal devices is proposed.

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