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Detecting infected IoT-devices in the Netherlands is essential
The number of connected devices (IoT) is growing rapidly. "... an estimated 30 billion in 2020, are connected to the Internet. Smart thermostats, refrigerators, toys and tv’s: they are attractive to consumers and offer opportunities to entrepreneurs to make more profit. Handling these devices in a secure manner does not come naturally. If you don't, you are at risk or your infected device could be used to obtain data and even money. That is why knowledge institutions, businesses and the government are going to cooperate to improve this."
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The number of connected devices (IoT) is growing rapidly. To allow entrepreneurs and consumers to optimally profit from this, it is essential for these products that they can be used in a secure and trusted manner. That is why TU Delft will start detecting infected IoT-devices in the Netherlands. Producers of these smart devices and consumers are then actively informed regarding the removal of the infection.
Mona Keijzer: “Increasingly more devices, an estimated 30 billion in 2020, are connected to the Internet. Smart thermostats, refrigerators, toys and tv’s: they are attractive to consumers and offer opportunities to entrepreneurs to make more profit. Handling these devices in a secure manner does not come naturally. If you don't, you are at risk or your infected device could be used to obtain data and even money. That is why knowledge institutions, businesses and the government are going to cooperate to improve this.”
Date published
25 June 2019
Author:
HSD Foundation