Product Development – IEEE Dallas Sensor Council Chapter: Recent Episodes
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John Lindsay presented a light overview of the Things Network and Helium Network based on the following topology: There was a Things Uno connected with a breadboard with a photoresistor and LEDs and a Things Node (modified SparkFun board with several incorporated sensors). Originally, the plan was to rely on existing Things Network and Helium … Continue reading Recap: Hands-on Session with Things Network Board & a Helium Network Board (IoT) →
We started with discussion of the Federal Drug Administration recall of 465,000 pacemakers that attackers can gain unauthorized access to issue commands, change settings and maliciously disrupt. One of the vulnerabilities allowed an attacker to significantly reduce the battery life of a pacemaker. “The pacemakers do not restrict or limit the number of correctly formatted … Continue reading Fundamental Best Practices in Secure IoT Product Development: Notes and Recap →
Prototyping: Considerations From the Breadboard for the Final Product During the introduction, we discussed Cloudflare’s approach for security for IoT devices. During the recent Android Things presentation, we noted that one of its possible advantages was operating system and application updates, enabled by the presumed Play store infrastructure, as a security measure. The Cloudflare approach … Continue reading Prototyping: Considerations From the Breadboard for the Final Product – Notes and Recap →