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This study analyzes the resilience of open source smart home platforms, namely, Home Assistant, RaspberryMatic, HomeBridge, Nymea, and OpenHABian, against distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks such as TCP SYN flood, UDP flood, and Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) flood in IPv4 and IPv6 networks. As the IoT ecosystem grows, so does the importance of cybersecurity for smart home platforms. The research evaluates the impact of different attack intensities on the availability and stability of the platforms, comparing their performance in both network protocols. Experimental results show differences in the resilience of each platform. IPv6 showed higher resilience to high frequency DDoS attacks, while IPv4 showed higher stability at moderate load levels. The results highlight the need to optimize network protocols and security mechanisms to increase the reliability and resilience of smart homes to DDoS attacks.

Analysis of the resilience of open source smart home platforms to DDoS attacks