Evaluation of Ethics and Security Challenges in Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)

This paper provides an overview of current developments in Internet of Things (IoT) embedded systems, wireless networks, and biosensors that have aided in the quick growth of wearable sensor implants. This paper also reviews the benefits of the internet of medical things (IoMT), which has drawn significant interest as an ecosystem of interconnected clinical systems, computing systems, and medical sensors aimed at enhancing the caliber of healthcare services. The concept of healthcare and lifestyle can be completely changed by AI technology based on 5G. The goal of this paper is to identify dangers that might jeopardize the integrity, privacy, and security of IoMT systems in light of the significance of IoT platforms and 5G networks. Additionally, there are cutting-edge blockchain- based methods that can aid in enhancing IoMT network secrecy. IoMT has been shown to be vulnerable to a number of attacks, including malware, DoS attacks, and eavesdropping attacks. IoMT is also exposed to a number of vulnerabilities, including those related to security, privacy, and confidentiality. There are innovative cryptographic solutions, like as access control, identity authentication, and data encryption, that may aid in enhancing the security and dependability of IoMT devices despite a variety of security risks.