Teaching a new dog old tricks
summary
Starts with concrete history — the ARPANET login attempt and the OSI vs TCP/IP fight — then gives hard numbers: 39,000 bulletin boards and ~2 million Fidonet users versus ~40 million Internet users, and traces which choices actually won. Covers tools and incidents: TTN v3 open-source stack, John Deere tractor software-licensing, Tesla remote battery unlock, the Mirai botnet DDoS, Dallas siren radio hack, and a vineyard spoofed soil sensor attack. Stakes: standards, ownership, GDPR, deployed failures and fixes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Early Internet standards wars
- 4:26Fidonet and parallels
- 8:44Web’s unintended consequences
- 11:11IoT standards battles
- 14:01IoT before the web
- 15:54IoT ownership and control
- 18:05IoT privacy risks
- 20:52IoT security threats
- 23:21Malicious IoT data
- 24:46IoT networking standards need
- 26:09Future of private IoT networks
- 27:32Q&A
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