对于一个老于世故的物联网硬件的安全

　　对于一个老于世故的物联网硬件的安全

　　即使是最小的设备在互联网上的黑客试图窃取信息，潜在的目标，伪造数据，或破坏或禁用设备本身。在互联网上开发的可信计算原理现在正在为物联网提供低成本、低功耗的基于硬件的安全。

　　互联网的破解的东西

　　各种组织正变得热衷于利用物联网来简化活动，降低成本，提高盈利能力。微小，低成本，低功耗智能“东西”可以很容易地连接到互联网，开放的可能性，这是根本无法抗拒的工程师被迫探索新的技术途径，也为业务经理看到机会，以增加销售和改善运营。消费者也被“酷”的因素所吸引，用遥控产品控制移动设备，以及减少家庭账单的机会。

　　In the excitement， however， one key issue may have been overlooked. Security can be a low priority for developers rushing to create advanced new products and roll them out to customers， and is also likely not be a core skill. As far as IoT applications are concerned， it can be difficult to identify the interest a hacker may have in gaining access to a device. However， establishing a connection is easy， and if the device is not properly secured a hacker can gain valuable information such as user passwords simply by observing data flows.

　　Researchers at Symantec have carried out experiments by intercepting Bluetooth® transmissions between the fitness trackers and smartphones of passers-by in public places. The data intercepted contained un-encoded passwords used to connect the wearers’ devices. Given that many people use the same password for multiple logins， this information in the hands of a hacker can leave important assets vulnerable to unauthorized access， such as financial accounts or personal data kept in the cloud.