Submission to the NDSS 2018 Workshop on Decentralized IoT Security and Standards (DISS). Formatting follows the template and instructions here, which follows the IEEE Transactions paper style.
You need to install LaTeX. On Ubuntu, you can use
sudo apt-get install texlive-full
This installs a full version of TeXLive which is quite large; you will need at least 3.6GB of free disk space.
After installation, you will be able to compile the paper with
pdflatex ndss-wot-sec.tex
bibtex ndss-wot-sec
pdflatex ndss-wot-sec.tex
pdflatex ndss-wot-sec.tex
which will generate ndss-wot-sec.pdf.
You generally only need to run the bibtex command and the second run
of pdflatex if you updated a reference and the bibliography should be
updated. The third run of pdflatex is only needed if the second run
notes that it should be rerun to handle updated references.
Note also the use of pdflatex to generate a PDF file
directly.
Here are some possible topics to discuss in the paper, targetting the "decentralized security" focus of the workshop:
- Vulnerability scanning using metadata: There is both risk and opportunity.
- End-to-end secure adaptation: translate payloads in secure endpoints, not at bridges.
- Secure semantic searches: How do we ensure only authorized Things are searched when using federated semantic searches?
- Metadata for distributed security and payment mechanisms: Blockchain, Interledger, etc.