managed PKI solution offers additional security for LoRaWAN
summary
A concrete claim: pairing a hardware secure element (soldered to the PCB, TRNG, AES and ECC inside, tamper resets) with a cloud managed PKI (root of trust, certificate lifecycle, revocation, signed firmware delivery) hardens LoRaWAN endpoints. Demo shows extracting a key from nonsecure MCUs in ~20 seconds and estimates attack cost <$10k versus millions to break secure chips; the built architecture for key storage, remote revocation and signed firmware is operational and aimed at stopping cloning, botnet injection and supply‑chain leakage.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 4:26Threat Analysis
- 7:22Difference between a Non Secure Microprocessor and a Secure Microprocessor
- 7:48Hacking Cost
- 10:12The Managed Pgi System
- 11:03Entity Management
- 13:38Secure Device Board
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