Engineering Secure Devices (No Starch Press)
Friday, 16 August 2024

In this practical guide to building embedded and IoT devices securely, Dominik Merli looks at how to craft secure devices, from protecting crucial assets to the nature of attackers and the risks they pose. He explores the technical intricacies and pros and cons of symmetric and asymmetric cryptography and shows how to use and analyze random number generators and cryptographic algorithms.

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Later chapters show how to ensure confidential data storage and secure memory, and devise secure device identity solutions and communication protocols to reinforce system architecture against potential threats. 

Author: Dominik Merli
Publisher: No Starch
Date: July 2024
Pages: 288
ISBN: 978-1718503489
Print: 1718503482
Kindle: B0CD6ZQ4PJ
Audience: developers of embedded and IoT devices
Level: Intermediate
Category: Hardware platforms

 

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