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Internet of things is becoming the most important technology, and it is the next era of communication. By the use of IoT, various physical things can create, send, and receive data seamlessly. Different IoT applications' main foci are the automation of tasks so that with minimum human intervention efficiency and productivity can be increased. “Things” are directly connected with the Open Web, so any intruder can easily become the part of the network and can launch different attacks. So, to increase the level of comfort and efficiency, high security policy in terms of the authentication is required. Existing authentication methods cannot be deployed on “Things” as they require high number of resources and because of that life span of the network will be decreased. In this paper, the authors have discussed different security threats present at each IoT layer, existing research done in this domain, research gap in existing identity validation methods, and also, they have found the future work directions to enhance IoT security in terms of accurate validation of device identity.

A Survey on IoT Authentication Security Service: Open Issues, Security Threats, and Future Solution Direction