Common Embedded Vulnerabilities, Part 1: Code Injection (.PDF Download)

May 6, 2015

Because many embedded systems have not historically been connected to networks, or since it was reasonable to expect that the devices would operate in a trusted environment, there’s been relatively low risk of security vulnerabilities. However, as the Internet of Things era comes upon us, all of that has changed...

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