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===Shodan=== | ===Shodan=== | ||
[https://www.shodan.io/ Shodan] is an IOT testing tool which you can use to discover which of your devices are connected to the Internet. It allows you to keep track of all the computers which are directly accessible from the Internet. The entire Shodan platform (crawling, IP lookups, searching, data streaming) is available to developers. Use their API to understand whether users are connecting from a VPN, whether the website you're visiting has been compromised and more. | [https://www.shodan.io/ Shodan] is an IOT testing tool which you can use to discover which of your devices are connected to the Internet. It allows you to keep track of all the computers which are directly accessible from the Internet. The entire Shodan platform (crawling, IP lookups, searching, data streaming) is available to developers. Use their API to understand whether users are connecting from a VPN, whether the website you're visiting has been compromised and more. | ||
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Revision as of 17:22, 3 August 2022
Contents
Full Title or Meme
The Internet of Things (IOT) is primarily a term for low cost devices with no UI and little security.
Context
Raspberry Pi lead the change into low cost devices with wifi connectivity.
Problems
- Apps for Popular Smart Home Devices Contain Security Flaws, New Research Finds 2021-09-24 show that the device apps that control the IOT devices seldom worry about even the well-known exploits like man-in-the-middle.
Solutions
Blockchain
“Proof of Assignment” algorithm supports instant transactions and does not require high computational powers
AnApp Blockchain Technologies Limited (“AnApp”) announces the development of the innovative “Proof of Assignment” and “Micro-mining” algorithms that form the backbone of a game-changing blockchain ecosystem for the IoT world.
Connecting lives to the IoT world The “Proof of Assignment” and “Micro-mining” algorithms do not require high computational power or electricity and are memory light with minimal or no add-on cost to IoT device. With these proprietary algorithms, AnApp is developing the “IOTW” (IoT World, the cryptocurrency of AnApp) blockchain ecosystem. IoT devices can now carry out “green-mining” that is socially and environmentally responsible.
The IOTW blockchain ecosystem will also allow IoT devices to carry out intelligent sourcing for accessories after sale services and product suppliers autonomously. Smart appliances will be upgraded to autonomous appliances with this new technology, connecting all the industries and people’s daily lives to the IoT world.
Testing
IoT Security The IoT devices are equipped with IP Addresses and have the ability to transmit data over the network. When network comes into picture then security should be the first priority. From a testing standpoint, we need to check if the data is encrypted when getting transferred from one device to the other. In the case of UI, set password protection in ON mode. Usability There should be assured that all devices connected in the network are always available as well as performing well. Also, there should be an option to maintain a log of all devices to monitor individual’s functionality and behavior. Connectivity In the case of IoT, connectivity is a must. Communication between the device and its operator will only be established if there is connectivity between them. Testing under connectivity includes two possibilities.Testing of data that is transmitted over the network when connected in a network. There is a possibility of a system to go offline definitely once. So it becomes important to check the behavior of the system during the offline period. Pilot testing Pilot testing is also one of the important testing processes in IoT implementation. Pilot testing is verifying the entire system or a single component under real-world operating conditions, or we can say its a rehearsal for the usability of a system. Cross-domain compatibility testing It is a measurement of how various devices communicate with each other and the digital environment. Various validation considerations such as hardware compatibility, encryption checks & security standards from the device layer to the network layer are being done in this type of testing. IoT software testing tools In IoT, there are various tools for testing both hardware and software individually. Some of the software testing tools are : Wireshark Wireshark is an open source and free network traffic analyzing software. It is used to monitor all the traffic visible on that interface including unicast traffic. It is similar to tcpdump but has a GUI(Graphical User Interface), also it has some sorting and filtering options. It’s another version without GUI is known as TShark. It runs on Linux, macOS, BSD, Solaris, some other Unix-like operating systems, and Microsoft Windows. Tcpdump Tcpdump does similar jobs as that of Wireshark but it doesn’t have GUI. It is a command line utility that displays sent and received TCP/IP and other packets over the network. Thingful Thingful is a search engine for the Internet of Things. It allows secure interoperability between millions of objects via the Internet. This IOT testing tool also to control how data is used and empowers to take more decisive and valuable decisions. SOASTA CloudTest It enables four types of test automation on a single web platform – Mobile Functional & Performance testing and Web-based Functional & Performance testing. It can simulate millions of geographically dispersed concurrent users visiting a website to test the application under huge loads. With real-time analytics & seamless integration between test design, monitoring and reporting, CloudTest enable convenient and efficient testing. CloudTest Lite is a free version that comes with limited features. above from https://iot.electronicsforu.com/content/directory/enablers/software-dev-tools/5-iot-testing-processes-tools/
Other sources
- QA Source Blog
Creating a cool IoT device or life changing IoT software is only the first step towards a products’ success. Executing proper QA testing on your IoT product confirms that your IoT device can withstand security threats, connectivity issues and performance malfunction. That requires a lot of testing. And with so many IoT platforms to review, so many communication protocols to test, and so many new security threats on rise, it’s impossible to carry out IoT testing manually. The answer is simple - your team needs the right IoT testing tools for your QA strategy. But what is IoT testing? What are today’s best IoT testing tools? And what’s the best way to test IoT devices? This guide aims to answer what QA teams need to know about IoT so that your development cycle can effectively test your IoT device before launching a secure, quality product to your consumers.
Shodan
Shodan is an IOT testing tool which you can use to discover which of your devices are connected to the Internet. It allows you to keep track of all the computers which are directly accessible from the Internet. The entire Shodan platform (crawling, IP lookups, searching, data streaming) is available to developers. Use their API to understand whether users are connecting from a VPN, whether the website you're visiting has been compromised and more.
