Understanding the IoT Threat Landscape
summary
Panasonic describes a deployed IoT Threat Intelligence Platform that collects via software and nine physical honeypots and analyzes samples with automated sandboxing and visualization. Over two years it records 30 million attacks, 22,000 malware samples and 4,000 IoT malware, notes attack peaks in Apr/Jul/Aug and dominant sources China/US/Russia, and logs a SambaCry attempt and a Mirai-like HakkaAPB. Outcomes: feed real telemetry into security testing, push findings to developers, and prototype automated security updates to harden shipped devices.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:26Background
- 4:37Product Security
- 7:00Security Testing
- 9:25Panasonic IoT Intelligence Platform
- 13:37Examples
- 22:35Questions
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