Common IoT Security Threats at the Edge, and How to Mitigate Them
summary
Shows an implementation that hardens an Eclipse Kura Gateway using Neustar’s OneID plugin (open source) and a small signing agent. Demo runs on the Kura emulator with the heater example, proxying traffic with Charles, and uses JWT-style signatures with immediate expiry so replayed or tampered messages return 500 and are refused. Architecture splits an agent that signs, a gateway that assigns identities, and an engine that verifies and revokes; the demo proves replay and modification attacks are blocked.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00IoT security threats intro
- 1:07Common IoT threats overview
- 2:30Modification and replay attacks
- 3:12Mitigating with PKI and hardware trust
- 5:02Demo securing Eclipse Kura Gateway
- 10:46Security solution architecture
- 11:27Future project plans
- 12:09Closing remarks & Q&A
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