With the recent news of a drone causing chaos at Gatwick airport, hacking IoT devices has resurfaced as a topic of discussion especially regarding the security issues should a multitude of devices be hacked. In the optimal situation, there is no way that anyone should be able to access, much less hijack, the critical functions […]
Last week I had the pleasure of attending Embedded World 2017 in Germany as I was invited to give a couple of presentations on the pioneering work we have been doing at the prpl Foundation with regards to the prplHypervisor™ and prplPUF™ APIs for securing IoT. As it turns out, IoT was the top line […]
By James O’Malley – original post at https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2017/03/drones-wide-open-to-hijack-threats Drones wide open to hijack threats Don’t let that flying drone out of your sight: you never know where it might turn up next. Last year, customers of Amazon in Cambridge began signing up for a novel delivery option. A 25kg drone, which is able to fly […]
Yongbok Kim of IMG is proposing microMIPS support in QEMU. If you’re interested see his description and share your thoughts.