IoT Archaeology: Dig Security Lessons
summary
Covers historical and older security incidents related to Internet-connected devices to extract memorable lessons for modern IoT. Focuses on common architectural problems and practical trade-offs, recommending outbound-only device communications, signing in-band paths rather than trusting them, and avoiding reliance on proprietary controls because commodity attacks will emerge.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:26Continuity
- 1:51Chateau Galliard
- 2:53SCADA
- 4:25Early wearable devices
- 5:47First home computers
- 8:03Privacy issues
- 9:27Common attack themes
- 10:32Commodity technology
- 12:10Privacy
- 13:24In idiosyncratic attacks
- 14:38Getting the basics right
- 15:57Kurt Vonnegut
- 16:29Conclusion
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