Vladislav Iliushin: Dark side of IoT
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The number of internet-connected devices worldwide is growing dramatically from around 7 billion in 2015 to over 20 billion by 2025. However, this growth in unsecured internet-connected devices leaves many vulnerable to malware and hacking. Examples are shown of common internet-connected devices like wireless routers, cameras, and speakers that have been hacked due to unsecured default passwords and exposed APIs.
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- 26. Poison
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- 34. Ordinary router with SSH
- 35. Wireless speaker with exposed API
- 38. Almost…
- 42. Let’s Hack a Drone