Smart Devices Gone Rogue: IOT Vulnerabilities and Designing For Security
summary
Claims include devices attacked within five minutes, ~90% of IoT traffic unencrypted, 50% of devices vulnerable to medium/high severity, and 75% of infected units are routers. Demonstrations use Metasploit and Shodan to find open ports and access cameras and printers without exploiting firmware; Mirai example shows a botnet scanning telnet and logging in with 61 common default credentials. Android Things is noted as update-capable but heavy, running on Pi 3 and too complex for many simple devices.
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- 0:00Start
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- 9:05The granddaddy: The Mirai Botnet
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