Fog Intelligence for Secure Smart Villages: Architecture, and Future Challenges

The Internet of Things (IoT) technology is considered the foundation for next-generation smart villages due to its ability use sustainable information and communication technologies. can enable real-time data analytics automate decision-making local villagers in terms agriculture, health care, transportation, environment, energy. However, most wireless sensing devices exchange using public networks therefore may not be able resist all forms attacks. Additionally, IoT are resource restricted cloud servers process store data. when communicate with computing centers, volume causes network congestion. To provide secure services close end devices, a new architecture called Distributed Fog Computing (DFC) created integrated IoT-based deployment. Motivated from aforementioned discussions, this article explores integration DFC improving security privacy solutions Consumer Electronic (CE) devices. As case study, we also design evaluate performance an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) DFC-based village environment. Finally, discuss several open issues challenges regarding Fog-to-Things enabled villages.