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I know you can't infer it from my post, but I'm totally on the side that pretty much no device should have secrets to protect, and the vast majority of secure b
by phh 6y ago
I know you can't infer it from my post, but I'm totally on the side that pretty much no device should have secrets to protect, and the vast majority of secure boot features are anti-consumer.
However I still think it's interesting to understand how to make things secure if you need t.
- lgunsch 6y agoUsing your devices how you want is reasonable I believe. It's reasonable if someone wants to turn their IoT hub or device into something else. However, an important issue is protecting access to cloud resources. Making sure a stolen hub doesn't give you access to someone's home and appliances remotely.