IoT Security

AIoT, Security, and Innovation: This Major Wireless Connectivity Chip Manufacturer Always Uncovers Treasure Markets

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AIoT, Security, and Innovation: This Major Wireless Connectivity Chip Manufacturer Always Uncovers Treasure Markets

According to a report from Electronic Enthusiasts Network (by Huang Jingjing), recently, Chipone Technology launched the world’s first SixG301 wireless SoC that has passed PSA Level 4 certification, integrating Secure Vault IoT security technology to provide a comprehensive protection mechanism against increasingly complex physical and side-channel attack threats. Chipone’s Secure Vault and PSA certified architecture … Read more

IoT Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation

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IoT Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation

IoT Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation is an important research direction in the field of cybersecurity, involving multiple aspects such as device firmware, communication protocols, and embedded systems. Below, we analyze from three aspects: technical methods, typical cases, and protection strategies: 1. Vulnerability Discovery Techniques Static Analysis By using reverse engineering, symbolic execution, and other techniques … Read more

What Certifications Does the FreeRTOS Operating System Have?

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What Certifications Does the FreeRTOS Operating System Have?

Some industries have certification requirements for both hardware and software. Recently, some users have been asking:What certifications has the FreeRTOS operating system obtained?There are about six or seven relatively popular and general-purpose RTOS on the market, such as:FreeRTOS, µCOS,RT-Thread, ThreadX, Zephyr, NuttX, and other real-time operating systems.Among these popular RTOS, FreeRTOS has relatively few certifications, … Read more

Millions of Wi-Fi Devices Still Vulnerable to the Pixie Dust Attack Discovered Over a Decade Ago

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Millions of Wi-Fi Devices Still Vulnerable to the Pixie Dust Attack Discovered Over a Decade Ago

NetRise, a company focused on protecting firmware and software components of IoT devices, has reported that many network devices remain susceptible to the Pixie Dust attack method discovered over a decade ago via Wi-Fi. This was reported by SecurityWeek. Image Source: SecurityWeek The attack, known as Pixie Dust, was discovered in 2014, when it was … Read more

6 Steps to Protect the Privacy of IoT Devices You Must Know

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6 Steps to Protect the Privacy of IoT Devices You Must Know

In today’s world, our devices are more closely connected than ever before. For example, we can remotely control home appliances such as air conditioners, lamps, and refrigerators. However, it is crucial to protect IoT devices and ensure the security of personal identity information. Today, I will share 6 steps to protect the privacy of IoT … Read more

Invisible Pitfalls of IoT Security: 90% of People Overlook These 3 Risk Points When Deploying Devices

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Invisible Pitfalls of IoT Security: 90% of People Overlook These 3 Risk Points When Deploying Devices

2025/09/12 Tuesday, Lunar July 21 First Edition Invisible Pitfalls of IoT Security: 90% of People Overlook These 3 Risk Points When Deploying Devices DAILY NEWS In today’s digital wave, IoT technology is penetrating various industries at an unprecedented speed, bringing efficient and intelligent operational transformations to enterprises. From interconnected devices in smart factories to real-time … Read more

What Certifications Does the FreeRTOS Operating System Have?

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What Certifications Does the FreeRTOS Operating System Have?

Follow+Star Public Account Number, don’t miss out on exciting contentAuthor | strongerHuangWeChat Public Account | Embedded ColumnSome industries have certification requirements for both hardware and software. Recently, some users have asked:What certifications has the FreeRTOS operating system obtained?There are about six or seven relatively popular and general RTOS on the market, such as:FreeRTOS, µCOS,RT-Thread, ThreadX, … Read more

Google Overturns the Cryptographic Power Barrier: Will the Security Shackles of IoT Be Lifted?

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Google Overturns the Cryptographic Power Barrier: Will the Security Shackles of IoT Be Lifted?

The biggest bottleneck in the development of the Internet of Things (IoT) is undoubtedly security issues. We often hear alarming news such as “hackers invading pacemakers,” “hackers remotely unlocking hotel door locks,” and “hackers cracking connected cars.” Recently, Japan even approved a related bill allowing government officials to supervise IoT devices, incorporating IoT security into … Read more

The Most Terrifying Threat in the Era of IoT: Geolocation Attacks

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The Most Terrifying Threat in the Era of IoT: Geolocation Attacks

In the era of the Internet of Things, location data is gradually becoming the most lethal weapon. For example, when you receive a text message that appears to be from a property management company, the malicious code link it contains only activates when you are connected to your community’s Wi-Fi network. Or, your electric vehicle … Read more

IoT Security: Your Smart Camera at Home Might Be Under Surveillance

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IoT Security: Your Smart Camera at Home Might Be Under Surveillance

Recently, I installed several smart cameras at home, thinking I could check on my house at any time, especially to keep an eye on my mischievous cat. But just yesterday, I saw the news about the Ecovacs smart vacuum cleaner being hacked, and I suddenly realized that these “little eyes” in my home could also … Read more