A Literature Survey on IoT Security Challenges

@article{Dihulia2017ALS,
  title={A Literature Survey on IoT Security Challenges},
  author={Shubhalika Dihulia and Tanveer Farooqui},
  journal={International Journal of Computer Applications},
  year={2017},
  volume={169},
  pages={10-14}
}
This survey paper discuss the security challenges in IoT network. IoT is hot research topic in between researchers. In the era of digital media IoT play an important role of information servers and data warehouses. IoT network are used in different cities of smart city network. That’s why the security of the IoT network is also a big task. There are many loop holes available in IoT based security network. In this survey paper discuss the security aspects in the IoT networks. Also discuss the… 
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