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Semantic Matching of Behavioral Primitives for MUD-Based IoT Device Identification
Accurate identification of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, such as cameras, lightbulbs, and voice assistants, is important for security management and policy enforcement. Existing approaches identify devices from packet- or flow-level traffic characteristics. Manufacturer Usage Description (MUD) p
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