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I think the question you're asking isn't purely about security. You're asking about a lock that maximizes security while allowing you to digitally transmit a ke
by munchbunny 8y ago
I think the question you're asking isn't purely about security. You're asking about a lock that maximizes security while allowing you to digitally transmit a key - in which case I don't know of any with a track record for resisting attack.
Right now the predominant attitude is basically "key control is easier than trying to secure IoT." Easier to use a physical key and manually vet who gets the key than to audit an IoT setup. I tend to agree just because the state of security practices in IoT is so egregiously bad.
- nicolas_t 8y agoThat's a good point, I could potentially disconnect the lock from internet when I'm actually staying in my apartment. When I leave it to guests, most of my important stuff are packed away. It's a hard trade off and yes I don't trust most keylocks company to get iot security right since it's not their core competence