LoRaTLS: Approaching BSI compliances
summary
LoRa®TLS claims to add BSI‑compliant TLS with Perfect Forward Secrecy over LoRaWAN by inserting a fragmentation and reliability interlayer and reusing standard TLS libraries and LoRaWAN stacks LoRa®TLS DTLS adaptation The prototype measures one handshake as roughly 1 KB up and downlink overhead and per‑record ~35 bytes but shows a city pilot with 10 gateways scaling toward 38,000 meters while keeping meters on a ~12‑year battery life budget
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 4:19How does it work?
- 5:32How does it work on the Server?
- 7:16Overhead
- 8:28Parametrization of Security
- 9:30Evaluation Results (Battery Runtime)
- 10:27Project Phases
- 11:01Phase 1
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