Secure IoT Command, Control, and Exfil with Apache MiNiFi
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 15:30· Broadway I/II·
summary
Apache MiNiFi is a tiny edge agent that captures provenance at data creation, encrypts payloads with AES-GCM, and supports TLS 1.2 mutual authentication and certificate-based auth for command-and-control. Two builds exist: a Java agent (~45 MB supporting 63 processors from NiFi’s ~188) and a C++ agent as small as 746 KB C++ binary. Examples show Raspberry Pi and Qualcomm car chipset deployments, prioritized queuing (50/50 even/odd test), remote flow updates via file/REST/pull, and successful decrypt-and-replay at the NiFi core.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to dataflow
- 0:52Challenges in data movement
- 3:34Overview of Apache NiFi
- 11:05IoT data challenges
- 17:43Introduction to MiNiFi
- 28:40Scenario and architecture
- 31:18Building the MiNiFi flow
- 32:30Security and validation
- 38:48Community examples and wrap-up
- 42:58Q&A session
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