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Applying Generic Bootstrapping Architecture for use with Constrained Devices

This paper discusses the possible use and required modifications of the 3GPP Generic Authentication Architecture as a security framework for constrained devices within Internet of Things deployments. The deployment architecture in this paper assumes a cellular operator running the requires backend infrastructure and also providing the wide area network access over a cellular wireless broadband. The constrained devices are not assumed to have means for accessing cellular networks.