From the course: IoT Product Security
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Encryption
Hi, I'm Matthew Clark. And this is Lesson 4.5: Encryption. In this video, we're going to discuss the role of identity, including identity considerations and lifecycle. We're going to discuss trust anchors and cryptography, including symmetric and asymmetric encryption. Let's start by talking about the relationship between identification and authentication. Identification is a requirement for authentication. You simply cannot authenticate what you cannot first identify, and authentication proves an identity assertion. This is where identity management comes into play. Identity management is important to being able to protect IoT devices and the other components in the IoT system by having a secure manner in order to prove the identity. Proving identity requires protecting credentials regardless of the type of identity used or credentials that are used. In our previous lesson, we conducted a case study of an IoT smart home hub where identity was nothing more than the serial number and…
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Foundations of trust: Part 110m 23s
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Foundations of trust: Part 29m 6s
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Foundations of trust: Part 39m 5s
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Foundations of trust: Part 411m 29s
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Encryption8m 39s
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Trusted execution environment7m 57s
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Trusted Platform Module: Part 17m 49s
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Trusted Platform Module: Part 27m 53s
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Trusted Platform Module: Part 39m 46s
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Trusted Platform Module: Part 412m 50s
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Hardware security9m 57s
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DICE: Part 17m 45s
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DICE: Part 29m 40s
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Module 14 review10m 7s
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