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Securing IoT Networks Through Specification and Encryption Public
As home automation devices are gaining popularity, more examples exist of these devices being compromised at scale to create large botnets. In this paper, we present Soteria, a specification based IDS/IPS with the aim of reducing the spread and impact of IoT botnets by blocking malicious outbound traffic from a compromised device. We demonstrate Soteria’s ability to block specification-violating network traffic from IoT devices and to alert an IoT device’s manufacturer and owner when the device violates a policy, providing increased awareness of vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild. Furthermore, we demonstrate Soteria’s ability to maintain data integrity through post-quantum cryptography. We expect that with adoption, Soteria will help limit the spread and impact of IoT botnets.
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- E-project-051720-222250
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- 2020
- Date created
- 2020-05-17
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Soteria_Report.pdf | 2020-08-22 | Public |
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Soteria_Codebase.zip | 2020-08-22 | Public |
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