Covert Channels in IoT Deployments Through Data Hiding Techniques

L. Caviglione, A. Merlo, M. Migliardi
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Interconnected and always on devices are continuously and rapidly growing in number and, according to a study from Cisco, will be three times the number of humans on earth in 2021. Unfortunately, recent events such as the DDoS mounted using the Mirai botnet, have shown that the level of resilience to intrusion and hacking of these devices is far from optimal and puts the systems connected to the Internet of Things in serious danger. Among such systems, industrial systems that are now being integrated into the IoT ecosystem, have revealed to be weak against the threat coming from the IT world. Such previously inexistent scenario opens up to a plethora of new attack patterns leveraging previously unexploited techniques. Among these, we argue that convert channels built by leveraging information hiding techniques could be exploited. To this aim, this position paper introduces the usage of convert channels, built on information hiding techniques, in IoT scenarios.
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通过数据隐藏技术在物联网部署中的隐蔽通道
互联和始终在线的设备数量持续快速增长,根据思科的一项研究,到2021年,将是地球上人口数量的三倍。不幸的是,最近的事件,如使用Mirai僵尸网络装载的DDoS攻击,表明这些设备的入侵和黑客攻击的弹性水平远未达到最佳水平,并使连接到物联网的系统处于严重危险之中。在这些系统中,目前正在整合到物联网生态系统中的工业系统,在面对IT世界的威胁时表现出较弱的能力。这种以前不存在的场景为大量利用以前未利用的技术的新攻击模式打开了大门。其中,我们认为利用信息隐藏技术构建的转换通道可以被利用。为此,本文介绍了在物联网场景中基于信息隐藏技术的转换通道的使用。
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