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A Lightweight IoT Security Protocol

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Figure 1: Authentication Procedure for a Wi-Fi based IoT X A , X B and x A , x B represent respectively the public and the private keys
Figure 2: The personalization of devices
Figure 3: OCARI secured association
Figure 5 shows the topology used, in order to test perfor- perfor-mances of our security protocol
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