Aspects of Application Security for Internet of Things Systems

Year by year the solutions associated with the idea of Internet of Things (IoT) gaining in popularity. Internet of Things is a term describing the concepts of network connections between objects that may directly or indirectly collect, process and exchange data via computer networks. It is important to establish new standards of data management as well as create mobile and IoT applications extending the functionalities of IoT systems to enable the users to benefit from the newest technological advances. Addressing these tendencies the paper presents some sensitivities of mobile applications that could compromise the safety of IoT and several methods of dealing with these problems.

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