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The mobile traffic data and resources using IoE in wireless networking have raised numerous problems in terms of performance monitoring in edge-connected devices [1]. Next-generation networks, such as 6G and cybertwin, are implemented to address these problems. Sixth-generation (6G) communication would play a vital role in supporting complex wireless interconnectivity. In order to allow millions of connected devices and applications to operate smoothly at high data rates and low latency, a network of the 6G is anticipated [2]. The only access point for the Internet is cybertwin, which serves as a contact hub and tracks all user requirements. In the edge-cloud cyberspace, cybertwin is a digital database of smartphone activities, terminals, objects, etc. The integrated use of technology such as blockchain, 6G, and cybertwin is a multidisciplinary area for designing effective and efficient IoE systems [3]. The purpose of this Special Issue is to examine the new technology, innovative architectures, and future problems in depth in terms of network secured infrastructure based on cybertwin for 6G-enabled IoE.