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    This plagiarism scan report analyzed a 320-word document and found it to be 100% unique with no plagiarized content. The document discusses security issues with Internet of Things devices as the number of connected devices increases exponentially. It notes that current devices have little built-in security and data is often handled by proxy devices like phones. As the number of sensors per proxy grows, managing them individually will become impractical, requiring applications to control many "things" and posing data management challenges. More work is needed to design IoT devices with security beforehand as many current devices have default or no security.

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    This plagiarism scan report analyzed a 320-word document and found it to be 100% unique with no plagiarized content. The document discusses security issues with Internet of Things devices as the number of connected devices increases exponentially. It notes that current devices have little built-in security and data is often handled by proxy devices like phones. As the number of sensors per proxy grows, managing them individually will become impractical, requiring applications to control many "things" and posing data management challenges. More work is needed to design IoT devices with security beforehand as many current devices have default or no security.

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    This plagiarism scan report analyzed a 320-word document and found it to be 100% unique with no plagiarized content. The document discusses security issues with Internet of Things devices as the number of connected devices increases exponentially. It notes that current devices have little built-in security and data is often handled by proxy devices like phones. As the number of sensors per proxy grows, managing them individually will become impractical, requiring applications to control many "things" and posing data management challenges. More work is needed to design IoT devices with security beforehand as many current devices have default or no security.

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    PLAGIARISM SCAN REPORT

    Date 2020-04-22

    Words 320

    0% 100% Characters 1923


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    IT and control frameworks makers are taking advantage of the lucky break of having new novel equipment gadgets as the "Internet of Things"
    starts to scale up. As the quantity of gadgets keeps on expanding, more mechanization will be required for both the purchaser (for example
    home and vehicle) and modern conditions. In the close to term, information from IoT equipment sensors and gadgets will be dealt with as a
    substitute system server, (for example, a cell phone) since current end gadgets and wearables have practically no worked in security. The
    security of that intermediary gadget will be basic if sensor data should be defended. The quantity of sensors per intermediary will in the long
    run become enormous enough so it will be awkward for clients to oversee utilizing one separate application for each sensor. This infers single
    applications with control many "things," making an information the board (and seller coordinated effort) issue that might be hard to determine.
    An exponentially bigger volume of programming will be expected to help the future IoT. More work should be spent on planning IoT gadgets
    before such a large number of gadgets are worked with default (practically no) security. Physical security will change too. The two variables
    used for measuring the Security issues with IoT devices are, the security issues they faced and concerns about the security. From the
    research, it is observed that 75 % users are using an app to manage the IoT devices and they are regularly updating the apps and also
    observed that 78% percent users are concerned about security issues with the IoT devices. From the survey we identify the 70% users are
    using the security products in order to prevent the security issues and 30% are not using any security products. In case of security issues from
    the 100 respondents 70% are faced security issues with the IoT and only 30% did not faced any security issues.

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