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Why Fault Injection is attacker's weapon of choice in IoT era | Marc Witteman | Hardwear.io Webinar

Webinar: ------------ Why Fault Injection is the attacker's weapon of choice in the IoT era | Marc Witteman | Hardwear.io Webinar About Webinar: ----------------------- The IoT revolution brought us many useful devices, but also leads to strong attacker interest. We first look at the emerging IoT business models and show how these enable and stimulate further growth of physical attacks. While Fault Injection initially seems less attractive than logical attacks, we observe a strong surge in their application and success. Our analysis shows that this can be explained by the abundance of exploitation opportunities in the software. Also, the increased availability of powerful tools contributes to its popularity. We conclude that increased awareness is needed for IoT developers because understanding is the first step towards mitigation. About Speaker: ----------------------- Marc Witteman has a long track record in the security industry. He has been involved with a variety of security projects for over two decades and worked on applications in mobile communications, payment industry, identification, and pay television. Recent work includes secure programming and mobile payment security issues. He has authored several articles on smart card and embedded device security issues. Further, he has extensive experience as a trainer, lecturing security topics for audiences ranging from novices to experts. As a security analyst, he developed several tools for testing software and hardware security. This includes Inspector, a platform for conducting side-channel analysis and JCworkBench, a logical test tool. Marc Witteman has an MSc in Electrical Engineering from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. From 1989 till 2001 he worked for several telecom operators, the ETSI standardization body and a security evaluation facility. In 2001 he founded Riscure, a security lab based in the Netherlands. Riscure offers test tools and services to manufacturers and issuers of advanced security technology. Between 2001 and 2009 he raised the company to a leading security test lab and side-channel test tool vendor. In 2010 Marc Witteman started Riscure Inc, the US branch of Riscure, based in San Francisco. At present he is the Chief Executive Officer of Riscure. #IoT #Hardware #Security ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Website: https://hardwear.io Twitter:   / hardwear_io   Facebook:   / hardwear.io   LinkedIn:   / hardwear.io-hardwaresecurityconferenceandt...   Instagram:   / hardwear.io   YouTube:    / @hardweario   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------