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Why IoT Success Hangs on Interoperability
On 3월 29, 2018 in All, Computing, Open Source, Security by Stephen Evanczuk
Stephen Evanczuk
The challenges of interoperability add significant costs to the development of an individual IoT application and drastically limit the ability to achieve the full value of complex multi-system applications. While standards organizations are hard at work in addressing different facets of the interoperability puzzle, a more direct approach offers hope.
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Tagged With: Edge Computing, Internet of Things, IoT
Biometrics Address Password Flaws
On 3월 2, 2018 in All, Computing, Security, Sensors by Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Password security is flawed—as Hawaiians recently found to their cost—because it relies on humans to create a memorable yet tough-to-hack secret phrase. Biometrics, pioneered by the smartphone’s fingerprint scanner, offers a better alternative.
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Tagged With: biometrics, Cyber security, fingerprint scanners, iris scanners, passwords, smartphone design
"Think Like a Hacker" Part 2: Building Secure Systems
On 2월 9, 2018 in All, Computing, IoT, Security by Andrew Plato
Andrew Plato
From the security experts at Anitian in partnership with Mouser, here are tangible steps you can take to improve your development processes and minimize risk in the systems you design.
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10306 Views
Tagged With: agility, Anitian, cloud, code, cycle, Data Security, design, develop, developer, development life, disposable infrastructure, encrypt, environment, Hacker, integrate, risk assessment, secure repository, security testing, strength, system, test, think like a hacker
Robots in the Spotlight at 2018 Winter Olympics
On 2월 7, 2018 in All, Automotive, General, RF, Robotics, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Barry Manz
Barry Manz
The Olympic Games have become as much a showcase for a country’s high-tech capabilities as they are for the sporting events, but this year’s Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea takes this trend to a whole new level.
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8807 Views
Tagged With: 5G, AI, artificial intelligence, autonomous, Olympics, Robotics, robots, virtual reality
Tech Scores a TD at Super Bowl LII
On 2월 2, 2018 in All, Computing, Lighting, Power, RF, Security, Wireless by Barry Manz
Barry Manz
Super Bowl LII fans in the stands will expect flawless cellular and Wi-Fi performance, and viewers at home will expect multi-view, action-packed, real-time coverage. The mammoth technology infrastructure supporting Super Bowl LII should deliver on both.
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8034 Views
Tagged With: broadcast, Intel True View, LEED Gold certification, streaming, Super Bowl LII, technology, UHD, VenueNext, voxels, Wi-Fi
“Think Like a Hacker” Part 1: Mindset, Kill Chain, and More
On 2월 1, 2018 in All, Computing, IoT, Security by Andrew Plato
Andrew Plato
Hackers approach their work much differently than engineers; rather than taking a systematic approach, they take a kill chain approach to exploit system vulnerabilities. What goes on inside a hacker’s mind is entertainment, chaos, and extreme volatility, so bring some coffee, and let’s delve inside.
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Tagged With: application, backdoor, Bluetooth, bot, bots, data security, developer, device, hacker, kill chain, least privilege, malware, minimizing security vulnerabilities, network, OpenSSL, potential security vulnerabilities, privilege rights, scientific method, software, system environment, think like a hacker, third-party indifference
A Combo for Innovation: Open Source and Crowdfunding
On 1월 24, 2018 in 3D Printing, Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Open Source, Security by Bruce Byfield
Bruce Byfield
In the last few years, open source and crowdfunding have become a joint force multiplier, leading to new product innovations and a deeper expansion of open source into business.
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12823 Views
Tagged With: Crowd Supply, crowdfunding, engineers, entrepreneurs, force multiplier, innovation, innovative, Keyboardio, Linux, open source, ORWL, Pi-Top, Purism, Raspberry Pi, venture capitalist
The IoT Security Gamble
On 1월 15, 2018 in All, IoT, Security by Stephen Evanczuk
Stephen Evanczuk
IoT developers face tough choices in juggling functionality, performance, and cost in the design of resource-constrained devices. When security loses out in tradeoff decisions, development organizations are taking a significant gamble.
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9117 Views
Tagged With: OTA, attack surface, authentication, cryptography, IoT, over-the-air update, secure boot, secure storage, security, threat mitigation
Arm TechCon: Securing the IoT is the Call to Action
On 10월 30, 2017 in All, Computing, Empowering Innovation, IoT, Medical, Security by Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Grant Imahara and electronics product experts from Mouser Electronics were at Arm TechCon 2017 to demonstrate how Arm-based products and technologies are shaping smarter cities. This year’s Arm TechCon featured embedded security as the overarching theme in keynotes, presentations, and exhibit floor time.
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Tagged With: Arm TechCon 2017, edge gateway, embedded security, Enhanced Privacy ID, EPID, Grant Imahara, IoT security, near field communication, NFC, root of trust, TrustZone
The Annual Smartphone Upgrade: A Ballet
On 10월 27, 2017 in All, Computing, Security by Jack Johnson
Jack Johnson
Exchanging your old technology can feel like a choreographed dance routine. Are we in the audience—or active participants?
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8150 Views
Tagged With: Wireless Charging, Bluetooth, MicroUSB, Smartphone, USB-C

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