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One-to-Many Secure Notification Responses for the IoT Using CoAP and Group OSCORE

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This thesis investigates how CoAP can be extended to support secure one-to-many multicast notifications, where a single notification reaches all observing clients, secured end-to-end using Group OSCORE, and validates the security properties of the proposed solution against a defined attack model.

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