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Originally presented by @wallarm at OWASP Russia Meetup #2.
 
Originally presented by @wallarm at OWASP Russia Meetup #2.
  
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* Contents have been merged into the IoT Attack Surface Areas project with the permission of this article's original creator.
  
== Threat model : neighbour ==
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* [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Internet_of_Things_Project#IoT_Attack_Surface_Areas_Project IoT Attack Surface Area Project]
=== Unprotected wireless channel ===
 
* Present
 
* Not present
 
 
 
== Threat model : guest ==
 
=== Authentication between client and device ===
 
* Not present
 
* Login/password
 
* Key
 
 
 
=== Client-device encryption ===
 
* Not present
 
* Weak
 
* Strong
 
* Type:
 
** Symmetric
 
** Asymmetric
 
** Encryption key length
 
 
 
=== Authentication for firmware update ===
 
* Not present
 
* Login/password
 
* Key
 
 
 
=== Firmware integrity controls ===
 
* Not present
 
* Weak
 
* Strong
 
* Type:
 
** E-signature
 
** Checksum
 
** Self-written
 
* Threat model applies for reseller too!
 
 
 
== Threat model : vendor ==
 
=== Hidden data exchange services ===
 
* Present
 
* Not present
 
 
 
=== Backdoor accounts ===
 
* Present
 
* Not present
 
 
 
 
 
== Threat model : website ==
 
=== Client-side vulnerabilities in web interface ===
 
* Present
 
* Not present
 
 
 
=== Server-side vulnerabilities in web interface ===
 
* Present
 
* Not present
 
* Threat model applies for guest too!
 
 
 
 
 
== Threat model : physical ==
 
=== Physical protection from damage ===
 
* Present
 
* Not present
 

Latest revision as of 16:15, 6 January 2016

The Checklist

Originally presented by @wallarm at OWASP Russia Meetup #2.

  • Contents have been merged into the IoT Attack Surface Areas project with the permission of this article's original creator.