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Rethinking home network security

Nthala et al., 2018

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12444585486224275422
Author
Nthala N
Flechais I
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Publication venue
European Workshop on Usable Security (EuroUSEC) 2018

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The continued rise in the number of managed and unmanaged devices connected to home networks has expanded the threat surface in the home. We have seen increases in the number and impact of attacks targeting network and IoT devices in the home, yet effective …
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