Live-Hacking: SySS - IoT Hacking: Attacking the Internet of Thing

More and more devices coming onto the market are connecting to the Internet - often without buyers even noticing it. Sebastian Schreiber shows in an exciting way various attacks on IoT devices and which dangers can be hidden in the broad application of network-enabled devices.
From a hacker's point of view, Sebastian Schreiber shows how shockingly easy it is to listen to confidential conversations of others and to gain insight into foreign data. In an impressive live hacking presentation, he demonstrates that no billion euro budget is needed to create a comprehensive profile of people or to collect important and sensitive company information.
An insecure IT landscape can seriously endanger the operation or even the continued existence of a company. Usually small, inconspicuous errors tear dangerous holes in IT networks. IT infrastructures and applications can be designed to be high-quality and robust, yet still have vulnerabilities that allow digital attackers to enter the internal network. The penetration test is an excellent control tool for finding this. In this way, IT networks can be effectively examined for security gaps in order to close them: So that hackers don't have it as easy as Sebastian Schreiber as a live hacker on stage.

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