NIMS BENIGN DATASET 2024-2

Citation Author(s):
Jeffrey Attakorah
Adjei
Dalhousie University
Nur
Zincir-Heywood
Dalhousie University
Biswajit
Nandy
Solana Networks
Nabil
Seddigh
Solana Networks
Submitted by:
Jeffrey Adjei
Last updated:
Wed, 11/20/2024 - 14:05
DOI:
10.21227/sfz4-cn80
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Abstract 

NIMS BENIGN DATASET 2024-2 dataset comprises data captured from Consumer IoT devices, depicting three primary real-life states (Power-up, Idle, and Active) experienced by everyday users. Our setup focuses on capturing realistic data through these states, providing a comprehensive understanding of Consumer IoT devices.

The dataset comprises of nine popular IoT devices namely 

Amcrest Camera

Smarter Coffeemaker

Ring Doorbell

Amazon Echodot

Google Nestcam

Google Nestmini

Kasa Powerstrip

Samsung 32 inch Smart Television (TV)

Amazon Smartplug

Each device's traffic is stored in individual .pcap files. For our research, we extract flows from these .pcap files using flow analysis tools precisely (Tranalyzer, NFStream and Zeek). Within this folder, you will find folders named after each device, each containing the three states (Power-up, Idle and Active). These states are detailed through pcap files, labelled as state.iteration.pcap. All captures were conducted using IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) in 2.4GHz channels.

Comprehensive details regarding our setup and methodology are provided in our paper, along with a thorough explanation of the dataset's structure in the readme file. Notably, all captured data is benign, devoid of any indications of malware. This dataset serves as a valuable resource for understanding IoT device behavior and network traffic patterns in real-world contexts.

Instructions: 

Further details about the method we used to generate, capture and label the IoT device network traffic can be found in our paper below:

[1] J. Adjei, N. Z. Heywood, M. Heywood, B. Nandy and N. Seddigh, "IoT Device and State Identification based on Usage Patterns," 2024 20th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM), Prague, Czech Republic, 2024

The .pcap files, for each device, can be extracted from the .zip and ready to use.

Please contact one of these authors to get access to the source code: jeffrey.adjei@dal.ca or zincir@cs.dal.ca.

Please refer to the README file for further information. 

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