Beginner’s guide to Pentesting IoT Architecture/Network and Setting up IoT Pentesting Lab - Part 2
This is the 2nd part in Pentesting and Setting up our own IoT Lab. I hope you have gone through the first part. If not, please go through it.
Pentesting and Setting up our own Lab – Instead of creating two separate sections (one for pentesting and other for Lab) I will cover both the part together and at the end you will realize this approach is better than the former one.
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This section covers all the steps mentioned in the last post, and the following IoT architecture will be used as a reference for the explanation –
This is the same architecture which was used in the last post.
Explanation of each step and setting up our own IoT Lab –
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List all the components involved in the given scope - This is the first step. Applying the above steps following elements are identified –
- IoT Device
- Mobile application(Android/iOS/Windows) installed on the mobile phone
- IoT Gateway
- Cloud/Web Interface
IoT is new, and you may come across different implementation or a new protocol. Thus the choice of tools and software may vary, but the above set of tools should get your work done 90% of the time.
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This is enough to set our own lab and getting started with Pentesting an IoT Network/Environment. That's it for this post guys. Thank you.
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