Misuse of smart devices by household members or visitors have been documented but have not been previously studied.… Read More New SPLICE Publication: Characterizing Everyday Misuse of Smart Home Devices
As consumers adopt new Internet-connected devices, apps, and other software, they are often exposed to security and privacy vulnerabilities that they likely do not have time, expertise, or incentive to evaluate themselves. Can professionals and institutions help by evaluating the security and privacy of these products on behalf of consumers? As a first step, we… Read More New SPLICE Publication: ‘The Role of Product Reviewers in Evaluating Security and Privacy’
A central controller that brings a home’s smart devices under secure management.… Read More New SPLICE thesis: ‘SPLICEcube Architecture: An Extensible Wi-Fi Monitoring Architecture for Smart-Home Networks’
Phones, cameras, internet websites, and other devices constantly collect user data. The advent of so-called ‘Smart Things’ enables increasingly sensitive data to be collected inside the most private of spaces: the home. The first step in helping users regain control of their information that is collected inside their home is to alert them to the… Read More New SPLICE Paper on Detecting Electronic Devices in Homes Using Harmonic Radar Technology
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