Where is this IoT bus taking us?
summary
Claims that everyday gadgets phone home, leak or get commandeered get concrete examples: a Bluetooth pregnancy test that uploads results and coupons to First Response, fridges coopted as spam relays, entire thermostat fleets flipped off by a software bug, smart locks trivially opened, and Fitbits broadcasting IDs that allow tracking. Tools and numbers include the ESP8266 $5 Wi‑Fi module, BeagleBoard and WRT54GL hacks, VLANs used to observe hidden traffic, and the surprising build: a conference badge turned into a quadcopter that actually flies.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:12The Eniac
- 15:53The Linksys Wrt54gl
- 20:13Fitbit
- 22:50Wi-Fi Enabled Pet Feeder
- 34:04The Metal Board Foundation
- 34:34The Esp8266
- 46:05How Does Open Hardware Save Us from the Security or the Lack of Security
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