Overview
This course aims to educate participants on the vulnerabilities present in centrally-controlled smart homes, particularly focusing on the security risks associated with hacking the central control platform. By analyzing products from major companies dominating the smart home market in South Korea, learners will understand how to remotely attack various IoT devices within a smart home setup. The course covers analytical methods, network structures, possible attacks, firmware access, hardware hacking, and software bugs. Through demonstrations, participants will learn how to manipulate devices like door locks, common gates, lighting, heating, and gas valves, showcasing the potential risks of a fully remote attack on such systems. The course is designed for individuals interested in cybersecurity, IoT security, and smart home technology.
Syllabus
#HITB2019AMS D1T1 - Pwning Centrally-Controlled Smart Homes - Sanghyun Park and Seongjoon Cho
Taught by
Hack In The Box Security Conference