Hacking Exposed -- Embedded
summary
Covers security weaknesses in embedded systems found in devices like smart meters, insulin pumps, cardiac defibrillators and industrial pipelines, highlighting how network connectivity exposes those vulnerabilities. Describes the lack of built-in security in small embedded devices and examines the risks that creates for attackers.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20Embedded devices
- 3:04Embedded world
- 4:58Poland
- 5:55Features
- 7:46Vulnerability
- 8:11Live Demo
- 8:30System Overview
- 11:01Demonstration
- 12:41Mitigation
- 17:19Prevent
- 18:10Solutions
- 19:30Resources
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