Security/Privacy in the IoT generation
summary
Claims that ~300 IP cameras indexable in Amsterdam alone and industry estimates predict ~500,000 IoT devices compromised in 2017, demonstrates live compromise using nmap to scan internal subnets and a GitHub wordlist to brute force logins, finds default creds like admin/admin and admin/12345, inspects vendor JavaScript and performs reverse engineering in ~10 minutes to bypass protections, controls a webcam feed and shows password reset paths that allow takeover.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:23Internet of Things
- 4:10Google NSA
- 6:34Smart TVs
- 8:42Experiment
- 19:43Grandparents
- 20:12Conclusion
- 21:37What can we do
- 24:33Examples
- 25:45CIA
- 26:28Device authentication
- 27:59Security of IoT devices
- 32:50Questions
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