A 5G Perspective of an SDN-Based Privacy-Preserving Scheme for IoT Networks

The ever-increasing needs of Internet Things networks (IoTn) present considerable issues in computing complexity, security, trust, and authentication, among others. This gets increasingly more challenging as technology advances, its use expands. As a consequence, boosting the capacity these has garnered widespread attention. result, 5G, next phase cellular networks, is expected to be game-changer, bringing with it faster data transmission rates, capacity, improved service quality, reduced latency. However, 5G continue confront difficulties establishing pervasive dependable connections amongst high-speed IoT devices. Thus, address shortcomings current recommendations, we unified architecture based on software-defined (SDNs) that provides 5G-enabled devices must have complete secrecy. Through SDN, streamlines network administration while optimizing communications. A mutual authentication protocol using elliptic curve cryptography introduced for across certificate authorities clustered heads deployments IoT. Again, dimensionality reduction intrusion detection mechanism decrease computational cost identify possible breaches. leverage method’s potential, initial module's security reviewed. second module evaluated compared modern models.