Will smart hardware really become the focus of a "hacker" focused attack?

Today's smart home market can't be overstated with the "Hundreds of Controversies" and "Hundred Flowers". However, the smart home that grows up is also showing a "scattered flower" trend. There is a lack of uniform standards in the market, and a wide variety of products are filled with people's attention. At present, smart home manufacturers are still "closed doors," the agreement is not open to each other, lack of communication with other fields, the function is difficult to expand to other areas, leading to the selling point of the smart home has been staying in the function of the terminal configuration, all types of businesses It's almost impossible to make a full-featured smart home.

Domestic smart home is still exploring the development stage, and it needs a unified standard to trim the “scrambling and weeds” on the market, so that the smart home can grow faster and more robustly. The release of the Haier U platform is the standard issue for domestic companies. A tentative step forward.

"Intelligent" and "information security" are like twin brothers, and intelligence is always accompanied by concerns about information security. In particular, the growing popularity of big data, cloud computing, smart wear, and smart homes has made this contradiction more prominent. In the case of smart homes, strengthening home security is the “responsibility” of smart homes. Today, security issues have become one of the most serious problems in smart home devices.

According to HP's Fortify application security department, the 10 hottest consumer IoT products on the market (including TVs, webcams, home thermostats, remote control sockets, water jet controllers, central systems for controlling multiple devices, and remote control switches The research analysis conducted by etc.) shows that there are 250 different security holes in these 10 devices. The consequences of many security risks in smart homes may vary. When smart hardware is compromised, it may directly lose its original function and become a bunch of “iron and steel”. What improves safety and comfort are all The hope is that the user will only lose the device. A more serious possibility is that smart homes become a breakthrough point for hackers to collect user home data information. Once a device becomes a tool for hackers to steal data, users will lose home privacy and even involve some passwords. The final loss may be difficult. make up.

Almost all smart hardware has security vulnerabilities, and the massive information pool generated by intelligent hardware will be the focus of hackers' concentrated attacks. The future of information security has become a family, social, and even global problem. It has become an obstacle to the world's overall intelligence. The "stumbling block". In any case, questioning is inevitable in the intelligent way of tortuous progress, and what companies need to do is gradually narrow down such questions. For this reason, smart giants have begun to conduct further research on information encryption and vulnerability defense.