Internet of Things Map Project

Security firm Praetorian outfitted drone with custom IoT sniffing hardware to learn how many connected devices are being used in Austin, TX.

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The Internet of Things Map Project gave the public a glimpse into potential risk associated with the billions of exposed Internet of Things devices. During the summer of 2015, a team of Praetorian security engineers developed and partnered with DroneSense to outfit an autonomous drone with custom ZigBee-sniffing hardware used to discover, fingerprint, and map several thousand Internet of Things devices deployed across Austin, TX.

The project attracted a great deal of media attention from outlets such as Fortune Magazine, Business Insider, Tech Crunch, and many others.

Big thanks to the following contributors:

Praetorian.com Team:
- Paul Jauregui
- Richard McPherson
- Dallas Kaman
- Nishil Shah

DroneSense Team (http://www.dronesense.com)
Jackrabbit Mobile Team (www.jackrabbitmobile.com)

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paul.jauregui • 04/18/2016 at 09:54 • 0 comments

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