Trust Management Strategies in the Social Internet of Things: A Comprehensive Literature Review and Identification of Research Gaps
Keywords:
Trust Model, Social Internet of Things (SIoT), Architecture Components, Trust-related Attacks, Mitigation Techniques, Security, Research Gaps, Future Research Directions.Abstract
This research paper presents a holistic study of the Trust Model in the context of the Social Internet of Things (SIoT) and its architectural components. It examines the importance of trust management in ensuring secure interactions among diverse nodes within SIoT networks. The paper researches various trust-related attacks that target the Trust Model and investigates the existing literature on mitigation techniques to counter these attacks effectively. Furthermore, the research analyzes the limitations of the current approaches, aiming to identify research gaps in trust management for SIoT. By evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the existing work, this study lays the groundwork for future research directions in enhancing the Trust Model's resilience and adaptability in the rapidly evolving SIoT landscape. Through an in-depth analysis of trust, architecture components, attack scenarios, and mitigation strategies, this paper enhances comprehension of Trust Model dynamics in SIoT and offers valuable insights to guide further advancements in trust management and security for SIoT networks.
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