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Encryption for low data rate systems is actually a very easy problem. I have sensors in the field which transmit a 64 byte package once a day only 18 bytes of w
by boznz 9y ago
Encryption for low data rate systems is actually a very easy problem. I have sensors in the field which transmit a 64 byte package once a day only 18 bytes of which is data and is encrypted. the encryption an one time pad in ROM which lasts the life of the device (8 years) the device does not receive.
I agree encryption is totally necessary for medical/sensitive data or two way devices but for other cases (such as irrigation data) no encryption or an encrypted ID is just fine and a problem that does not need to be solved.
- forapurpose 9y agoSeemingly trivial data can be combined to form a detailed picture of someone. Regarding irrigation: How is the farmer's business doing? What kind of seed are they using and what is their schedule? Is the homeowner home? Are they following local water use laws or guidelines?