Published by: Albert Gibosse
What Are IoT Devices?
IoT devices are special-purpose devices, that, most likely, connect wirelessly to a network and transmit and receive data over that wireless connection in order to monitor or control one or many device(s)(thing(s). )
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The key characteristics that make IoT devices work include sensors for data acquisition and monitoring as well as actuators – the physical interface – to control the thing(s)( a smart thermostat, the dimmer switch in a smart light bulb, or the gear motors in a robotic vacuum cleaner ) as well as data processing and storage.
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Most IoT devices connect wirelessly
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The attack: Scan and takeover
As it sounds, a scan and takeover attack is comprised of two phases: the scan and takeover phase and the attack launch phase, which are executed by a Command and Control (CNC) program. After the IoT device attack, the device is taken over and bent to the hacker’s will.
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Protecting your IoT devices
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Run regular port scans on all your devices
There are multiple scanners out there that can enable you to run the tools yourself.
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