Securing a World of Physically Capable Computers
summary
Computers now directly control cars, pacemakers, thermostats and power plants, so integrity over confidentiality becomes the primary risk: changing a blood type or disabling brakes kills. Embedded devices lack patch paths (hotel locks and SolarWinds updates), supply chains are fragile (Vegas casino breached via internet‑connected fish tank), and authentication at scale explodes (100 devices imply ~10,000 pairwise authentications). Proposed fixes are liability for software, smart regulation not blanket bans plus breaking up monopolies and outlawing surveillance capitalism to realign economic incentives.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:01Securing a World of Physically Capable Computers with Bruce Schneier
- 39:04Q&A
- 57:22Troy Hunt - Lessons from Billions of Records Breached
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