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The rapid expansion of IoT in smart cities has improved traffic management but increased security risks. Traditional IDS struggle with advanced threats, prompting adaptive solutions. This work proposes a framework combining machine learning (ML), Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), and blockchain authentication. Supervised models (XGBoost, RF, SVM, LR) detect known anomalies, while a CNN Autoencoder identifies novel threats. Blockchain ensures identity integrity, and compromised devices are isolated automatically. Tests on the IoT-23 dataset demonstrate superior accuracy, fewer false positives, and better scalability than conventional methods. The integration of AI, Zero Trust, and blockchain significantly boosts IoT traffic system security and resilience.
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DOI: 10.3390/cmsf2025010008
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