Recommendations for securing Internet of Things devices using commodity hardware.
Recommendations for securing Internet of Things devices using commodity hardware.
The Internet of Things (IoT) describes a world where ubiquitous devices such as sensors are all capable of communicating with the Internet. The concept of Internet enabling devices is not new, however the popularity of IoT promises to increase the number of connected devices considerably.
Ubiquitous IoT devices have serious security implications as they occur in large numbers, are geographically distributed and can be difficult to physically secure. These devices may contain sensitive or commercially valuable data making them attractive to various forms of attack.
TPM, Secureboot, TrustZone, IoT, cryptoprocessor, signed bootloader, encrypted bootloader
University of Southampton
Scott, Mark
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Johnston, Steven
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Cox, Simon
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Scott, Mark
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Johnston, Steven
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Cox, Simon
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Scott, Mark, Johnston, Steven and Cox, Simon
(2016)
Recommendations for securing Internet of Things devices using commodity hardware.
University of Southampton
doi:10.5258/SOTON/402140
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Abstract
The Internet of Things (IoT) describes a world where ubiquitous devices such as sensors are all capable of communicating with the Internet. The concept of Internet enabling devices is not new, however the popularity of IoT promises to increase the number of connected devices considerably.
Ubiquitous IoT devices have serious security implications as they occur in large numbers, are geographically distributed and can be difficult to physically secure. These devices may contain sensitive or commercially valuable data making them attractive to various forms of attack.
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WF_IoT_UnderlyingData.pdf
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Published date: 2016
Keywords:
TPM, Secureboot, TrustZone, IoT, cryptoprocessor, signed bootloader, encrypted bootloader
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Computational Engineering & Design Group
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/402140
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