Emerging Challenges and Threats in IoT Hardware Security - Elshafie, Hashim
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The Internet of Things (IoT) connects devices into an intelligent, interconnected network, offering convenience and efficiency but also introducing significant vulnerabilities. This discussion highlights IoT hardware weaknesses, emphasizing risks to devices, networks, users, and systems. While unauthorized access to sensitive information is a common concern, safety risks-such as compromised cars, drones, or medical devices-are even more alarming. IoT's growth has empowered hackers, exemplified by a DDoS attack that disrupted internet services across the U.S. East Coast, affecting major…mehr

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The Internet of Things (IoT) connects devices into an intelligent, interconnected network, offering convenience and efficiency but also introducing significant vulnerabilities. This discussion highlights IoT hardware weaknesses, emphasizing risks to devices, networks, users, and systems. While unauthorized access to sensitive information is a common concern, safety risks-such as compromised cars, drones, or medical devices-are even more alarming. IoT's growth has empowered hackers, exemplified by a DDoS attack that disrupted internet services across the U.S. East Coast, affecting major platforms like Twitter. Phishing and cyberattacks on IoT-connected devices allow hackers to infiltrate entire networks. As IoT systems increasingly rely on cloud-based intelligence, security gaps and user errors exacerbate these risks. This overview examines IoT hardware threats, their implications, and strategies for mitigating breaches, fostering safer adoption of IoT technologies.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Hashim Elshafie holds a Bachelor's in Electronics Engineering from Sudan University of Science and Technology and a Master's and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Telecommunications) from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. Since January 2016, he has been an Assist. Prof. in Computer Networks and Communications Engineering at King Khalid University.