Explore the security risks associated with re-using Internet of Things (IoT) devices in this 16-minute IEEE conference talk. Delve into the critical issue of user-data disposal in used IoT devices, examining how improper data removal can lead to sensitive information exposure. Learn about the research conducted by experts from Zhejiang University and the University of Minnesota, investigating the potential threats to personal privacy when IoT devices change hands. Gain insights into the importance of proper data sanitization techniques and the implications for both consumers and manufacturers in the growing IoT ecosystem.
How IoT Re-using Threatens Your Sensitive Data - Exploring the User-Data Disposal in Used IoT Devices
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How IoT Re-using Threatens Your Sensitive Data: Exploring the User-Data Disposal in Used IoT Devices
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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