Deterministic Systems for Cryptographic Primitives Used in Security Models in Particular IoT Configurations

Computing systems grouped in subnets use distributed security models, in general, by creating session keys based on the Diffie–Hellman model, and calculating the necessary parameters for this, on each of the systems. In the particular case of a network of devices heterogeneous in terms of computing power, such as IoT, the modeling of a security system of the entire structure will have to take into account the fact that some devices have a very low computing power. In this sense, starting from the study of some general models, used in structures of this type, an integrated structure was developed to secure communications and test certain vulnerable components, to calculate a degree of risk that they are maliciously intended. The system was developed with a customized mathematical model, a scheme for propagation and management of cryptographic parameters and a test in a real environment by creating the algorithmic model and implementing it within a structure of a beneficiary.