Pwning Centrally-Controlled Smart Homes
summary
Analyzes smart-home ecosystems from three dominant South Korean vendors to show end-to-end attack paths against centrally controlled IoT devices (door locks, gates, cameras, microphones, lighting, heating, gas valves). Describes methods including network topology analysis and separation systems, firmware access via update servers, hardware tampering, and software logic bugs, and demonstrates fully remote attacks — including videoed scenarios — against devices even on isolated networks.
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