the current problems with IoT security
summary
Covers common security flaws in rushed-to-market IoT products and demonstrates real-world exploitation techniques using a break-it-fix-it approach. Uses case studies and common tools/methods to show how devices are hacked and gives actionable guidance for developers to build a secure device architecture.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Start
- 1:56About Me
- 4:03But it must be tough to Hack loT devices?
- 7:21Let's start with a Coffee maker
- 8:19What can I (or a hacker) do?
- 10:08How can you learn?
- 10:51How do you get started?
- 12:50Common Problems with firmware
- 17:09How to protect?
- 18:58How Software is vulnerable?
- 19:29Common Problems in Web apps
- 21:22lot Medical Device Utility
- 21:33What to do about it?
- 23:20Serial debug ports
- 23:38Tools of the Trade
- 23:56Why go after serial interfaces?
- 25:08EEPROM
- 26:07How can you access it?
- 27:22JTAG/Programming port
- 29:47Side Channel Analysis
- 31:13What can you do with it?
- 32:59How to deal with it.
- 34:02Radio
- 34:21Typical RF
- 37:40How is it safe?
- 40:30How to deal with it?
- 41:18Zigbee
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