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Secure and cost-effective application layer protocol with authentication interoperability for IOT

Chavan et al., 2016

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124737743138595856
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Chavan A
Nighot M
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Procedia Computer Science

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Internet of Things is future trend that assure to enhance and upgrades our everyday living by utilizing intelligent objects and sensors collectively. These devices are supposed to make use of constrained application protocol (CoAP) to communicate at application layer …
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