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Protecting user model security in IoT scenarios with large models

Applications of Large Models in IoT

索引

  • IoT Application Overview
    IoT Application Overview
  • Challenges in IoT Scenarios
  • Protection Solutions in IoT Scenarios
Applications of Large Models in IoT

IoT Application Overview

In large model-empowered IoT scenarios, systems deeply integrate sensors, edge computing, and cloud resources to build cross-domain intelligent decision centers, driving scenario upgrades. In industrial fields, through real-time analysis of production data, automatic equipment parameter optimization and fault early warning are achieved, significantly reducing energy consumption and downtime risks; in urban management, integrating traffic, energy, and environmental data to dynamically adjust signal light duration and power grid loads, improving public resource usage efficiency; in smart homes, based on user habits and multi-device coordination, proactively adjusting indoor environments and generating personalized service solutions.

Challenges in IoT Scenarios

While large model-driven IoT ecosystems improve intelligence levels, their risk characteristics show complex trends of enhanced cross-domain correlation, hidden attack paths, and blurred data sovereignty. The following are three core challenges:

Security Gaps in Full-Domain Data Fusion and Industry Chain Collaboration

  • Multi-domain data from industry, cities, agriculture and other fields (such as production line vibration data, power grid load curves, farmland humidity information) are deeply correlated through knowledge graphs, allowing attackers to reverse-engineer enterprise production rhythms, energy scheduling strategies and other sensitive information using single device vulnerabilities.

Contradiction Between Edge Device Computing Power and Privacy Protection

  • Edge nodes are limited by computing power and storage resources, making it difficult to run complex encryption algorithms or real-time privacy computing, resulting in lack of effective protection for sensitive data before transmission to the cloud.

System Loss of Control Risks from Model Generalization

  • Large model-driven cognitive reasoning capabilities break the logical decoupling of traditional control planes and execution planes. Attackers can use environmental feature correlations to construct adversarial samples with semantic concealment, inducing models to generate unexpected control instructions and achieving hidden contamination of decision chains.

Protection Solutions in IoT Scenarios

This solution constructs a trinity IoT security architecture of 'data-model-permission,' implementing three core modules: data classification and grading governance, large model interaction risk control, and system permission management, achieving protection goals of 'full-process controllable data, trusted model input and output, and controllable system permissions.'

Data Classification and Grading Governance

Building four-level sensitive information classification standards to achieve differentiated data protection: top secret data adopts local trusted execution environment encrypted storage, ensuring uniqueness identification data never leaves devices; confidential data eliminates individual associations through dynamic desensitization; environmental data secrets inject differential privacy noise to prevent data reverse restoration. Throughout the data lifecycle, edge computing units perform real-time desensitization and quality verification, data sandboxes isolate raw data from computing processes through virtualization, ultimately achieving the goal of 'data usable but invisible.'

Large Model Interaction Risk Control

Designing input-output dual closed-loop protection mechanisms: input side deploys intent recognition engines, combining semantic analysis and behavioral temporal modeling to identify malicious instructions and detect hidden attacks; output side constructs privacy leakage prediction models, implementing complete masking of sensitive information such as device keys, and adopting range generalization processing for behavioral data. Through context-aware filtering and secondary authentication mechanisms, dynamic interception is implemented for high-risk access operations such as user identity information and home address information, forming a protection closed loop of 'trusted instructions, harmless output.'

System Permission Management

Deploying dynamic security modules between large models and execution layers, through dual filtering of decision credibility verification and RBAC/ABAC hybrid authentication. For high-risk instructions, multi-factor verification is triggered, overlaying voiceprint recognition, device fingerprints, and behavioral feature verification, establishing a trinity approval mechanism of 'biometric-device-behavior,' achieving real-time interception and graded control of risk operations, balancing response efficiency and security control.