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Device Security

For enhanced security, Aranet uses a proprietary LPWAN protocol.

Aranet systems use the XXTEA encryption when the data is transmitted from the sensors to the base station. A unique encryption key is provided for each base station. The transmission protocol has built-in safeguards against malicious operations (for example, replay attacks).

Aranet sensors are protected from unauthorized data collection; even if sensors are accessed, the software used and the configuration parameters cannot be compromised.

To connect new sensors, the user needs to be in proximity to the base station; it is not possible to connect new sensors without authorization in order to compromise the Aranet system by obtaining the encryption key.

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