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IoT Security- Potential Vulnerabilities, Solution, and how blockchain can ensure secure IoT deployment. Let's have a look over how to work towards comprehensive security in Internet of Things applications.
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The Internet of Things may have a significant economic potential, but it also gives malicious actors an ever-expanding toolbox for cyber attacks. Gartner estimates that 5.5 million “things” get connected each day. It’s no wonder that hackers are beginning to target IoT devices with weak security for botnets and other attacks: they are often low-hanging fruit. Potential attacks for IoT applications 1. Attacks with a physical component 2. Pure software attacks 3. Network attacks 4. Cryptanalysis attack 5. Side-channel attack https://www.einfochips.com/ips/iot-gateway-framework/
After hearing countless predictions about billions of connected devices and trillions in market value, it’s easy to understand why Internet of Things devices are proliferating. But the landscape certainly poses a challenge to cybersecurity professionals. Many of the IoT devices out in the field now have poor security. The complexity of the IoT landscape makes it hard to tick all of the security boxes. • In theory, it should be relatively straightforward to answer questions like these: Is the cloud architecture of your IoT application configured correctly? How many IoT devices are on your network? Are any of them are using hard-coded passwords? How would you react if your IoT implementation was hacked? • Security problems that can besiege IoT applications include: • Lack of mature technologies and business processes: There is a proliferation of diverse standards. This complexity can, in turn, help enable the introduction of vulnerabilities and provides attackers with a way to infiltrate the enterprise. • Limited guidance for lifecycle maintenance and management of IoT devices • Physical security concerns • Lack of agreement on how to approach authentication and authorization for IoT edge devices • Lack of best practices for IoT-based incident response activities • Audit and logging standards are not defined for IoT components https://www.einfochips.com/ips/iot-gateway-framework/
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