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In our study we focused on smart home hubs rather than individual smart devices since hubs provide platforms on which smart homes are constructed and also an interface via which consumers interact and control their smart home. Examining seven smart home hubs Amazon Echo, Apple Home, Google Home, Phillips Hue, SmartThing, Vera, and Wink we

looked at To assess every smart home hub, we built independent testbeds incorporating the smart home hub, two sensors a motion sensor and a door sensor an actuator smart power outlet nd a router. We sought to explore each smart house from three different angles: the primary user, inhabitant user who secondary user, other occupant users of the

smart house, and guest user, non-occupant users who might visit the property just for a few hours or days. We so set three cell phones in each house, one for every type of user Working as professional end users, we evaluated the smart homes in a lab setting for one week. First, using historical studies on end user usage of smart homes sets up the smart hom.We created

A rubric with rules for each of the numerous

phases of smart home usage and painstakingly constructed our assessment approach to duplicate the several phases. The rubric included precisely instructions for setting the smart home hub, adding and removing devices, adding and deleting users, changing the home configuration automations to create and lastly, dismantling the house. The rubric also

included guidelines on evaluating test automations, access control systems, privacy measures reachable to end users, and so on One researcher did the tests using all seven smart homes and painstakingly noted the output and status of each smart home at every stage of the processTwo researchers per smart house went over these extensive notes to

understand the design choices, access control, privacy, and automation technologies applied. We conducted our tests in May 2017 and once more in September 2018 to find whether, one year later, our initial findings still held true (we discovered they did) Risk Model Any hostile actor in the ecosystem of smart homes could compromise the security, privacy, or safety of a

Smart home user In a multi occupant house

for example, a hostile tenant may spy on other tenants or a hostile equipment maker or smart home app could monitor or run a smart home without the authorization of the smart home user. Some outside the smart house ecosystem neighbors, visitors, remote internet adversary may also compromise a smart home by gaining physical or remote access to one or more

gadgets in the smart house. This paper largely tackles the security and privacy problems resulting from a hostile smart house occupant to other renters and visitors in the smart home; theEvery multi-user OS or platform, including smart homes, depends on access control, thus we looked at how different smart homes handle it. We found that different smart homes use

different access control models, which they use to manage occupants' access to various kinds of data and resources in the home; some smart homes try to improve usability by providing several interfaces to control devices, but this function can undermine access control in the smart home.arying degrees of access. One clear difference is the types of users (and

Degree of access control granularity

the smart homes we looked at support. SmartThings on one end of this spectrum, for example, considers every user in a house similarly therefore supporting just one type of user. permit guest access. Smart houses feature particular access control. challenge from the transient nature of guests: how can one fast provide and limit access for them? Table 1 shows

how different smart homes treat guest users. Whereas a guest user of Vera may have limited access to all the devices, in Wink and Apple Home a visitor might be granted access to particular devices Apple Home's guest access is restricted depending on location to only while the visitor is at home. Once a guest has access to a smart home gadget, they can

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other smart homes we looked at fall in this spectrum. Two degrees of access possible at Wink and Apple Home are primary user (who has owner credentials) and secondary user (ps Hue do not support numerous users). Hence, numerous smart ho the default interface as well as via the voice assistant an alternate interface. On the other hand, if the alternate interface neglects access control, it can violate the access control policy (user-established) of a device.