Description

The Internet of Things is everywhere — smart homes, industrial systems, medical devices, and connected vehicles. But every connected device is a potential attack surface.

IoT Hacking is your hands-on guide to understanding and exploiting the security vulnerabilities in IoT ecosystems. From firmware extraction and reverse engineering to network protocol analysis and hardware hacking, this book covers the full spectrum of IoT security testing.

You will learn how to identify and assess IoT attack surfaces, extract and analyze firmware from embedded devices, exploit common IoT communication protocols including MQTT, CoAP, and Zigbee, perform hardware-level attacks using UART, JTAG, and SPI interfaces, test smart home devices, industrial control systems, and wearables, and build your own IoT security testing lab.

Written for security professionals, penetration testers, and anyone responsible for securing connected devices, this book bridges the gap between traditional network security and the unique challenges of the IoT landscape.

Whether you are preparing for IoT security certifications or looking to expand your penetration testing capabilities into the world of connected devices, IoT Hacking gives you the practical skills and methodology you need.