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Making IoT devices safe: Risks in IoT Era

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This lecture discusses the risks associated with IoT devices, focusing on the importance of adding security features to IoT nodes. Topics include the cost implications, deployment complexity, trusted software requirements, key storage mechanisms, and the role of hardware security in ensuring a high level of security. Additionally, the lecture explores the risks of digital media in the IoT era, particularly the generation of fake news using new deep learning technologies.

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