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- 2. Spiceboxlabsdevelops connected products. Weprovide our clients end to end smart solutions that use hardware, firmware, and software to create a bridge of communication between the brand and the user.
- 3. agendaCommon Challenges inConnected Device Development - Shimon Yannay Challenges with iOS Based Products - Tommer Ben Shaul Security Requirements in Embedded Devices - Pavel Stessin Selecting Connectivity Type - Pavel Stessin
- 4. Common challenges in connecteddevices development Shimon Yannay : shimon@spiceboxlabs.com
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- 12. Selecting the connectivity perproject Pavel Stessin : pavel@spiceboxlabs.com
- 14. Considerations Cost Target Purpose And Use Power,Size And Form Factor Security Requirements Deployment Process
- 15. Considerations Cost Target Purpose And Use Power,Size And Form Factor Security Requirements Deployment Process
- 16. Considerations Cost Target Purpose And Use Power,Size And Form Factor Security Requirements Deployment Process
- 17. Considerations Cost Target Purpose And Use Power,Size And Form Factor Security Requirements Deployment Process
- 18. Considerations Cost Target Purpose And Use Power,Size And Form Factor Security Requirements Deployment Process
- 19. Latest major developments inconnectivity protocols Cellular Evolution Bluetooth Evolution
- 20. Cellular evolution forIoT Speed Power & Cost 2G 3G 4G 5G Now is the Future IoT Specific LPWAN $$ $$$ $$$$ $ MobileIoTDevices
- 21. Cellular IoTProtocols • Sigfox •LoRa (LoRaWAN) • LTE Cat 0/1 • LTE Cat NB-IoT • LTE Cat M1 • And more… Parameters • Infrastructure • Power, cost and size (Also very minimal) • Specific use cases adaptation • Politics
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- 24. Challenges with iOS basedproducts Tommer Ben Shaul : tommyb@spiceboxlabs.com
- 25. iOSWhy do weneed BLE in the background?
- 26. BLE Background CENTRAL Scan responsibly DifferentBLE protocol in the background
- 27. iO SWhy do we needBLE in the background?
- 28. BLE Background Peripheral Advertise responsibly iOSDevice identification and recognition
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- 31. Security requirements in embeddeddevices Pavel Stessin : pavel@spiceboxlabs.com
- 32. I just paidfor AES128Are you sure You are secured?
- 33. AES128 handles verywell encryption between two sides
- 34. Assumes synced keys onboth sides
- 35. Secure key Exchange Bluetooth4.0 has AES128, but its key exchange appeared to be non-secure: Hacking instruction link Bluetooth 4.2 fixes it, allowing secure key exchange (but optional!) sometimes costs more then AES
- 36. Authentication I got mykeys exchanged with YOU?!
- 37. Digital Signatures making sureyou talk with the right one
- 38. Use asymmetric PKI publickey cryptography Protocols Veteran standard – RSA IoT generation hero – ECDSA (based on ECC) Improvements come close… Just don’t forget to align on the specific flavor…
- 39. “Man In TheMiddle”
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- 41. Secure storage All causedby the service at http://www.break-ic.com/
- 42. SECURITY solutions MCUs withflash protection Dedicated security chips with secure storage Java Card standard Store encrypted Encrypted flash and secure boot Tunneling
- 43. Brand & BusinessProtection
- 44. Cloning prevention • Certificatesand digital signatures • Secure hardware protection chips Run only high quality and secure code • Secure boot • IP protection • Java Card Sounds familiar? (Apple and MFI) Brand and Business Protection Solutions
- 45. Some more attacksto remember Replay Denial-of-Service Mobiles are vulnerable (specially unprotected android apps) Firmware upgrade over the air https://www.shodan.io/ (Search engine for all connected devices)
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