Secure IoT Command, Control, and Exfil with Apache MiNiFi
summary
Claims that Apache MiNiFi secures IoT command, control, and exfil by running tiny edge agents that do provenance, per-record encryption, and local decisioning then forward selectively to NiFi. Implements mutual TLS site-to-site, supports a C++ agent with only 14 bundled processors and JNI/Python extension, and the Java build historically fits on a floppy. Demo uses a Raspberry Pi reading magnetic stripe swipes, encrypting per-card data and sending to NiFi with a heartbeat and it works end to end.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19Overview
- 2:03What Is Data Flow
- 5:00Introduction to the Ecosystem
- 9:25Avoid Data Poisoning
- 11:24Format Conversion
- 12:13Pulling from External Sources
- 14:22Data Protection
- 14:54The Challenges around Iot
- 17:11Why Build Minify
- 23:06Data Tagging and Provenance
- 25:05Low Latency Decision-Making
- 28:47Mutual Authentication Tls
- 30:06Need for Immediate Alerting
- 36:16Edge Flow Manager
- 37:03Heartbeat Monitoring
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