The LoRaWAN IoT Hack: Where You Can Go in the Aftermath

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Post by peburns » Wed, Jan 29, 2020, 4:10 PM UTC

The LoRaWAN IoT Hack: Where You Can Go in the Aftermath
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Re: The LoRaWAN IoT Hack: Where You Can Go in the Aftermath

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Post by Zenst » Wed, Jan 29, 2020, 4:36 PM UTC

Surprised this is the first I'm reading about this and on the bottom of the new page as this seems pretty darn major, though not had a play with any LoRaWAN stuff, but this feels akin to when WEP was broken in some ways on an impact level.

Re: The LoRaWAN IoT Hack: Where You Can Go in the Aftermath

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Post by jpnorair » Wed, Jan 29, 2020, 4:53 PM UTC

Zenst wrote: post #2

Surprised this is the first I'm reading about this and on the bottom of the new page as this seems pretty darn major, though not had a play with any LoRaWAN stuff, but this feels akin to when WEP was broken in some ways on an impact level.

The LoRaWAN authors copied a lot from WiFi, which seems kind of dumb, but this sort of thing happens a lot when there is no security expert in the room. In addition, they needed to address that physical access to endpoints is easy in IoT, but they didn’t.