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Impeccably connected vehicles are expected to be the future of the automobile sector. Nonetheless, this connectivity is also anticipated to make them pretty susceptible to cyberattacks. One of the prominent names in the automobile component sector in India, namely Steelbird International is regarding automotive cybersecurity to map out its next chapter of growth. Started as a two-wheeler sieve manufacturing venture in the year 1964, the company has come a long way to come up as the leader in the automobile sector by taking along lubricants, rubbers, and bearings into its product range. Conclusion In the recent years, the concept of Zero Trust has turned out to be quite prevalent among the IT leaders, especially in the turf of cybersecurity. A lot of companies have already started providing solutions pertaining to the Zero Trust model. With such elucidations readily accessible, the term is being utilized so slackly that it often becomes tough for IT professionals to realize what the notion is really about. Zero Trust is pertinent for establishments of all sizes. To sum up, the global cyber security market is growing at a rapid pace and with its growing demand on board, it’s expected that the market would flourish even more in the next few years. About the Author Koyel Ghosh is a blogger with a strong passion and enjoys writing on miscellaneous domains, as she believes it lets her explore a wide variety of niches. She has an innate interest for creativity and enjoys experimenting with different writing styles. A writer who never stops imagining, she has been serving the corporate industry for the last four years. koyel.ghosh@alliedmarketresearch.net https://www.linkedin.com/in/koyel-ghosh/ Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 88 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
How Hacking of The Internet of Things Works in Practice By Milica D. Djekic The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a collection of devices being capable to talk to each other using the internet as a communication channel. As it’s obvious – the IoT is a cyber as anything else today. That means such a technology could get vulnerable to hacker’s attacks and for such a reason it’s important to apply the good procedures and practices in order to prevent your IoT assets from cyber incidents. Through this chapter – we intend to discuss how hacking of the IoT infrastructure works in practice as well as provide some empirical examples how such a campaign could get conducted in a reality. How we could obtain login details Before anyone makes a decision to begin the hacker’s operation, he should try to think which information he got available as well as which tools he has. In many cases, it’s so important to adjust your hacking tool’s needs with the information being necessary for conducting a cyber campaign. The role of this learning material’s chapter is provide a closer look at some of the hacking techniques as well as a usage of cyber technologies in threatening the IoT resources. For the purpose of a good explanation of this strategy – we would use the Shodan tool that got provided some Default Passwords which could assist you in breaking into someone’s system. It’s well known that crawlers like Shodan and Censys could offer an opportunity to get anyone’s IP address and if there is no or poor authentication – anyone could make Cyber Defense eMagazine – August 2023 Edition 89 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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